We’re chasing a juicy leak today: Push Square reports a leaked trailer allegedly shows footage from a secret new Marvel project called Project Comet. If true, this could be a very different kind of live-service superhero game — one that borrows heavily from the structure of Genshin Impact and similar titles.
What Was Reported
According to Push Square, the circulating trailer presents Project Comet as planned for PC and mobile, with the outlet suggesting it is “likely coming to consoles as well.” The footage allegedly shows players forming squads and completing missions in semi-open Marvel environments — a format described explicitly as a superhero take on the Genshin Impact template.
The trailer reportedly teases four-player co-op, “intense” combat, and varied superhero powers. Multiple high-profile Marvel characters are teased in the clip, including Black Widow, Wolverine, Spider-Man, and Doctor Strange, among others.
Push Square characterises the leak as raw and unfinished: the video “looks very scrappy” and “wasn’t supposed to be made public,” meaning the build on display will allegedly need significant polish to match the production values of games like Wuthering Waves or Zenless Zone Zero.
The Source & Credibility
Per Push Square, the trailer surfaced on x.com and was shared via insider-gaming.com. Push Square’s write-up treats the footage as an unplanned leak, noting both the low polish of the clip and the clear ambitions behind the concept.
Take this with a pinch of salt: the footage is described as a leak and labelled scrappy, which suggests it could be an early internal build rather than a finished product. We’re relying on the details Push Square published about the trailer — Project Comet as a name, platform targets of PC and mobile, the possible console plans, and the gameplay hooks shown — rather than a formal announcement from a publisher or developer.
What It Could Mean
If these claims are accurate, Project Comet would represent a conscious pivot toward the looter-gacha / live-service model within a Marvel-branded game environment. Push Square draws a direct line between what the leaked trailer suggests and the gameplay loop popularised by titles like Genshin Impact, where squad composition, character collection, and repeated mission play are core pillars.
- Four-Player Co-Op: A focus on co-op could position this project as a multiplayer-first Marvel experience rather than a single-player blockbuster.
- Platform Strategy: The claim that it’s planned for PC and mobile — and likely consoles — implies cross-platform ambitions.
- Hero Roster: With characters such as Black Widow, Wolverine, Spider-Man, and Doctor Strange teased, the project would be tapping a broad swathe of Marvel IP.
Push Square’s write-up also compares the idea — if realised — to what Crystal Dynamics attempted with Marvel’s Avengers, a live-service concept that planned for new heroes to be added over time but ultimately “didn’t have the legs to realise its ambition,” per the outlet. The comparison is cautious: the leaked footage reportedly shows promise, but it will need much more polish to compete with the industry’s highest-production live-service examples.
For readers tracking related leaks, this development intersects with other Marvel-sphere rumours — for example, interest around Marvel’s Wolverine has been high lately, and separate datamines tied to Marvel Tokon suggest the broader Marvel live-service ecosystem continues to generate chatter.
Why This Matters
Allegedly. If Project Comet is indeed a Genshin-style Marvel game that emphasises squad play, character variety, and cross-platform reach, it would mark a significant bet on a mobile-forward live-service approach for a major superhero licence. That approach might solve problems other big Marvel projects have faced — or it could repeat pitfalls if polish, progression systems, and monetisation aren’t handled carefully.
We’re intrigued but sceptical: the trailer is described as leaked and scrappy, and Push Square warns that matching the production values of top-tier gacha/live-service games will be a steep hill to climb. Still, the concept taps a deep library of characters and a multiplayer structure that could — if executed well — offer a fresh way to experience Marvel heroes together.
We’ll keep digging and will report any confirmed announcements, official footage, or developer details as they surface. For now, treat the Project Comet leak as an early, unpolished glimpse at something that may or may not come to fruition.
