In City of Villains, a stand-alone sequel to City of Heroes, players will be able to take on villainous characters, customizing villain costumes and building bases for their ultra-powered groups.
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Additionally, the game has a variety of graphical and technological improvements and provides players a huge set of criminal missions and events within the Rogue Isles. City of Villains will also include the ability to fight against player controlled heroes and villains within designated zones.
It is expected to be released on Oct. 31, with a subscription price of $14.99 per month.
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