Whatever you think of the game itself, the soundtrack for Crystal Dynamics' Marvel's Avengers is genuinely excellent work from composer Bobby Tahouri. "Every Hero Has to Start Somewhere" opens with the kind of sweeping, inspirational orchestral theme that immediately signals this is a big-budget superhero story, following Kamala Khan's journey from fangirl to hero.
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"The Light That Failed" pivots to something darker and more tragic, scoring the A-Day disaster that kicks off the entire narrative and scatters the Avengers. The character-focused tracks are where Tahouri really delivers.
"God of Thunder" gives Thor the bombastic, hammer-swinging grandeur he deserves, while "I Am Iron Man" balances technological precision with Tony Stark's signature bravado. "Hulk Smash" is exactly what you'd expect and want, all percussive fury and barely-contained rage.
"Am I Alone" captures Kamala's vulnerability and isolation during the game's quieter middle act, and it's arguably the most emotionally resonant piece on the entire album. The back half of the soundtrack charts the reassembly arc with growing intensity.
"No More Heroes" and "To Stand Alone" carry a defiant weight, while "We Are Dangerous" signals the team finally coming back together. "Old Friend" hits with unexpected tenderness, and "Perfect Landing" has that triumphant superhero-pose energy.
"By Force of Mind" brings the psychic menace of MODOK into sharp focus. Even as the live-service game around it stumbled and eventually shut down, this soundtrack stands on its own as a worthy Avengers score that deserved a better fate.