Project Comet: What we know about Marvel’s mysterious Genshin-style game

Leaks rarely move the needle in competitive mobile circles. But when a Marvel IP surfaces with Genshin Impact's gacha loop, a 4-player co-op mode, and reports of a closed beta on iOS and Android, it warrants a second look—especially if Scopely is the studio behind the build.

Project Comet: Specs at a Glance

Codename: Project Comet. No official title. No studio announcement. The leak trail starts with @multiversusie on X, corroborated by content creator Miller Ross and leaker @X0X_LEAK, who posted a character roster with speculated rarity tiers.

The genre slot is action-RPG, live-service, gacha-driven. Combat footage shows Juggernaut executing ability chains. Beta testers have drawn direct comparisons to Marvel Ultimate Alliance in mobile form—teams of four to five characters, mid-fight character swaps, card-based progression layered on top. The art direction mirrors Marvel Rivals, the hero shooter that dropped in 2024.

Reported playable roster includes Captain America, Elektra, Spider-Man, Hulk, Thor, Black Widow, Jean Grey, Scarlet Witch, Beast, and Juggernaut. Character classes are role-based. Mission difficulty scales for replayability. A four-player co-op mode handles side content outside the main story path.

Platform Lock and the Mobile-Only Question

One confirmed detail: Project Comet, as of these leaks, targets mobile exclusively—iOS and Android. No PC or console ports are referenced in any available source material.

For the Indian competitive mobile ecosystem, this is the relevant data point. A Marvel-branded gacha RPG on phones means device thermal headroom, frame pacing under extended sessions, and network stability during co-op missions will determine whether this title earns ranked queue adoption or lands in casual rotation. We won't know actual performance metrics until hands-on testing surfaces, but the Genshin/Wuthering Waves comparison sets a known ceiling for how these games stress mid-range chipsets.

Closed beta signups reportedly opened in early June 2026 for both platforms. No download metrics or regional availability have been confirmed.

What to Track

No release window exists. Given the project remains unannounced, a 2027 launch is the earliest realistic timeline based on source estimates—nothing official. The studio, Scopely, has a track record in mobile live-service, but the Marvel license adds weight and scrutiny in equal measure.

For Indian mobile esports watchers, the signal to monitor is whether Project Comet supports competitive modes or ranked structures. Gacha ARPGs with co-op tend to drift toward PvE content loops rather than PvP ladders—Genshin Impact being the benchmark case. If the meta stays cooperative, expect grassroots community tournaments but no organized league infrastructure.

Until Scopely or Marvel Games issues a formal announcement, every spec, character, and feature listed above remains leak-tier data. Treat accordingly.