Gazillion, a leading video game developer and publisher, announced that the closed beta for Marvel Heroes Omega on PlayStation®4 begins today! Inspired in part by popular action-RPGs and massively multiplayer online games, Marvel Heroes Omega combines non-stop action and long form RPG progression features. Marvel fans and gamers can level-up, defeat infamous Marvel Super Villains and henchmen, collect rare loot, and grow in power. With thousands of hours of character progression and rewards, Marvel Heroes Omega comes packed with tons of replayability and increasing challenges for a free-to-play console title.
To celebrate today’s closed beta launch, which is scheduled to run until May 15, 2017, Gazillion also officially confirms drop-in, two-player, couch co-op for Marvel Heroes Omega. This co-op feature will be available starting today, making it the perfect time to join the closed beta with a friend from the comfort of your living room.
Players interested in joining the PlayStation®4 closed beta for Marvel Heroes Omega can select from a variety of Founder’s Packs for sale on the PlayStation®Store to secure continued closed beta access — these can be purchased online via the official PlayStation®Store website or through the PlayStation®4 console.
As a special “thank you” to all players, regardless of whether or not they purchase a Founder’s Pack or participate in the closed beta, can look forward to receiving Daredevil, the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen, as a free playable character when Marvel Heroes Omega launches later this spring.
Marvel Heroes Omega is scheduled to launch on PlayStation®4 and Xbox One® this spring. Details on open beta launch dates and Xbox One closed beta dates will be announced soon. In the meantime, for more information on Marvel Heroes Omega, please visit the official website and check 
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For answers to common questions about the PlayStation®4 closed beta for Marvel Heroes Omega, please visit the official forums for our PlayStation®4 closed beta FAQ.
