New MultiVersus Trailer Reveals First Gameplay for Adventure Time’s Marceline the Vampire Queen
Turn up the music! Warner Bros. Games today released a new MultiVersus trailer revealing the first look at gameplay for Adventure Time’s Marceline, the fun-loving 1,000-year-old vampire queen, who will join the roster as the latest playable character today as part of Season 4: Midnight Misfits.
Armed with her trusty bass guitar axe, Marceline is a Bruiser class fighter who will shred through any challenge that comes her way. In the new trailer, Marceline’s combo-heavy moveset is on full display, including her unique talent to leverage the power of rhythm to amplify attacks and ability to morph into a vampire bat to bash, grab, and elbow opponents. The video also provides a first look at the Sun Hat Marceline and Distant Lands Marceline character variants. For information on how to access the Marceline playable character and other Season 4 in-game content, visit our FAQ.
Additionally, the new Candy Kingdom map based on the iconic locale from the Adventure Time series will arrive on Dec. 17 alongside Marceline’s release, followed by the debut of Rogue Rifts, a new twist on Rifts mode where players must complete a gauntlet of five nodes with a limited number of daily attempts. The first Rogue Rift will be available from Jan. 15 – Feb. 4, and players will have the chance to earn the Abominable Mountaineer Jason character variant upon each completion of the challenge.
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