Overnight 2K and Firaxis hosted a live stream for Marve'l’s Midnight Suns, talking about the game and revealing that there will be a Season Pass for players to purchase, I mean who thought otherwise. Check out the reveal trailer for it below, to see who is included, if you don’t recognise them via the thumbnail of course.

The Season Pass can be bought on its own, or it is included within the Legendary Edition of the game and will come with four DLC Packs, which will start to release in 2023. These are the packs included within the pass:

• DLC Pack #1 - Deadpool: A foulmouthed mercenary with a heart of gold, Deadpool has a penchant for grisly violence and lighthearted, fourth-wall breaking wisecracks;

• DLC Pack #2 - Venom: Spider-Man's nemesis and one of the main game’s bosses, Venom turns playable hero in DLC #2, armed with all of the same symbiote attacks that once threatened the lives of the Midnight Suns;

• DLC Pack #3 - Morbius: One of the original comic book Midnight Sons, Morbius is an accomplished biochemist who, in an attempt to cure his own rare blood disease, turned himself into a living vampire;

• DLC Pack #4 - Storm: A powerful member of the X-Men, Storm has the ability to generate and manipulate wind, lightning, rain, and other types of weather to her will.

They could have just done new characters and called it a day, but thankfully there is more in each than just that, as each DLC pack will also include new story missions, upgrades for the base and a whole lot more.

The Season Pass also includes the Legendary Premium Pack featuring the following 23 premium skins such as Blade’s Blade 1602 skin, Captain America’s Future Soldier skin, Iron Man’s Iron Knight skin and Spider-Man’s Demon Spider skin. These skins are available right at launch, or whenever you buy the season pass.

If you want to check out the full stream, you can watch the replay of that below.

Marvel’s Midnight Suns is coming out this year for PC, Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5, specifically on December 2nd, though Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Switch owners will need to wait at least another unspecified amount of time for it to release there