Marvel Cosmic Invasion launches digitally on PC and console next month, but those holding out for a physical release will need to hold out a bit longer. The PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch 2, and Switch physical editions of the game launch on March 13, 2026, but the upshot is that fans can preorder the game now at Best Buy and GameStop. While there are no preorder bonuses announced, you can secure copies of the $40 Standard Edition (or $50 on Switch 2) and $60 Deluxe Edition (or $70 on Switch 2), with the latter including extra content like a steelbook case, a poster, art cards, and a sticker sheet. Walmart is also listing preorders, but all versions are currently sold out, so we recommend preordering at one of the other retailers soon in case it sells out there as well.
$60 | Releases March 16, 2026
The Deluxe Edition of Marvel Cosmic Invasion includes the full game and a selection of physical collectibles. Here’s a rundown of everything included:
- Marvel Cosmic Invasion base game
- Steelbook case
- 15 premium art cards
- Poster
- Two sticker sheets
- Deluxe Edition Box
Marvel Cosmic Invasion Deluxe Edition is available on PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch 2, and Switch. Note that the Switch 2 version costs $70, which is $10 more than on the other platforms, but it includes the full game on the cartridge, which is rare among third-party Switch 2 releases that opt for a Game Key-Card format instead.
Marvel Cosmic Invasion Deluxe Edition Preorders
$40 | Releases March 16, 2026
The Standard Edition of Marvel Cosmic Invasion does not include any extra content, but you get the base game on disc and cartridge. Like the Deluxe Edition, the Switch 2 version is $10 more ($50) than the Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X versions, but all game data is on the cart.
Marvel Cosmic Invasion Preorders
A beat-’em-up game from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge developer Tribute Games, Marvel Cosmic Invasion sees Earth’s Mightiest Mortals team up to take on Annihilus and his Annihilation Wave. Designed to look like an old-school SNES action game with its pixel-art graphics, the game features a roster of 15 heroes. The lineup includes popular characters like Captain America, Storm, and Spider-Man, alongside more obscure heroes like Beta Ray Bill and Quasar, all rendered in a style that evokes classic ’90s video games.
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