Captain America

A video game series based on the Marvel Comics superhero, featuring titles from 1987's Doom Tube to 2011's Super Soldier.

Action

20

Games

1987–2011

Years

20

Platforms

$55.30

Ø CIB

+7.4%

24M change

About

This series of video games centers on the Marvel Comics character Captain America. It includes the 1987 computer game Captain America: The Doom Tube of Dr. Megalomann and the 2011 multiplatform action-adventure game Captain America: Super Soldier, which tied into the Marvel Cinematic Universe film.

The franchise's interactive history began with the 1987 release Captain America: The Doom Tube of Dr. Megalomann, developed by Tiertex and published by U.S. Gold for 8-bit home computers. This early title challenged players to navigate a series of interconnected chambers to stop a nuclear threat. Decades later, Sega revived the solo brand with Captain America: Super Soldier (2009), leading into a major multiplatform push in 2011.

The 2011 iteration of Captain America: Super Soldier was released across multiple platforms with distinct gameplay styles. Next Level Games developed the third-person action versions for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, emphasizing free-flow combat and shield-throwing mechanics. High Voltage Software designed unique versions for the Nintendo Wii and Nintendo 3DS, while Griptonite Games developed a 2.5D side-scrolling version for the Nintendo DS. The release also spawned highly collectible promotional editions, including Captain America: Super Soldier [Not For Resale] (2011) and Captain America: Super Soldier [Promo Not For Resale] (2011), which were distributed to retailers and press. These titles collectively define the character's standalone gaming legacy, transitioning from 8-bit computer mazes to modern cinematic action.