Marvel’s Guardians of The Galaxy is finally here, but it is important to know how long the game is before players decide whether or not they want to join Star-Lord and his titular team of misfits. The game is broken up into chapters, each one varying in length. Knowing how many there are can give you a basic idea of how long the game will be. This article will tell you the number of chapters that are in Marvel’s Guardians of The Galaxy.
The Number of Chapters in Marvel’s Guardians of The Galaxy
There is a total of 16 chapters in Marvel’s Guardians of The Galaxy, all of which can be chosen at will from the “Replay Chapter” screen on the main menu upon completing them. You will want to do this as the game does have a number of collectables as well as uses the a choice system that allows you to make story altering choices as you make your way through the planet-hopping story with the Guardians.
Here are the names of all 16 chapters and the prologue in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy:
- Prologue
- Chapter 1: A Risky Gamble
- Chapter 2: Busted
- Chapter 3: The Cost of Freedom
- Chapter 4: The Monster Queen
- Chapter 5: Due or Die
- Chapter 6: Between a Rock and a Hard Place
- Chapter 7: Canine Confusion
- Chapter 8: The Matriarch
- Chapter 9: Desperate Times
- Chapter 10: Test of Faith
- Chapter 11: Mind Over Matter
- Chapter 12: Knowhere To Run
- Chapter 13: Against All Odds
- Chapter 14: Into The Fire
- Chapter 15: Broken Promises
- Chapter 16: Magus
Guardians of the Galaxy Game Review: A Flarcking Fun Time
Even if you don’t want to go back for the secrets and alternate paths, it is still pretty fun to go back through earlier missions and blast through enemies with your abilities. If you want to go through the game again with all your new toys, the game also has a New Game Plus mode, which will allow you to carry your abilities over into another playthrough of the game which will put tougher enemies up against you.
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy is available starting October 26 on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and Series S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
