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Guardians Of The Galaxy game will have an option to toggle licensed tracks for streamers.In an interview with Venturebeat, Narrative Director Mary DeMarle discussed the upcoming title and the challenges of maintaining a line between serious and funny for a Guardians Of The Galaxy game.DeMarle also confirmed the existence of a toggled streaming mode – a feature that has become more prominent in recent years.The mode itself has become necessary due to the high amount of licensed tracks in the Guardians Of The Galaxy gameplay feature called ‘the huddle’.

Marvel’s Guardians Of The Galaxy, a narrative action-adventure launching later this year.Developed by Eidos Montreal, the team behind Deus Ex, Marvel’s Guardians Of The Galaxy will feature Star-Lord alongside the rest of the Guardians.Shown during Square Enix’s E3 2021 stream, Marvel’s Guardians Of The Galaxy will follow the team across the universe following a chain of cataclysmic events that threaten the universe.Combat looks similar to hack and slash titles like Ninja Gaiden, featuring combos and plenty of enemies to fight.In the game, players will only control Peter Quill, but the rest of the Guardians will support star Lord during gameplay with special attacks.Speaking about the game, Senior Narrative Director Mary Demarle said: “The

Square Enix’s latest game has been revealed as Marvel’s Guardians Of The Galaxy, developed by the team at Eidos Montreal, who are best known for their efforts with the Deus Ex game.The game is a single-player action-adventure game that casts the player as Peter “Starlord” Quinn, the team’s sort-of leader, as they try to save the galaxy from an catastrophe that they might have had a handIn a pre-E3 press briefing, Mary Demarle, Eidos Montreal’s senior narrative director, that Marvel’s Guardians Of The Galaxy wouldn’t have any DLC or microtransactions to ensure that everyone can dive into the game on day 1.“There isn’t going to be any DLC for this game, there isn’t going to be any microtransactions,” explains Demarle.