Guardians of the Galaxy Game Walkthrough: Your Complete Guide to Saving the Universe in 2026

Square Enix and Eidos-Montréal’s Guardians of the Galaxy game launched in October 2021, and it’s still winning over new players in 2026. Unlike many superhero games, this one nailed the team dynamic, decision-driven story, and the signature humor that makes Marvel’s Guardians so memorable. You play as Star-Lord, leading the crew through a galaxy-threatening crisis packed with consequences, collectibles, and some legitimately tough boss encounters.

This walkthrough covers every chapter from start to finish, plus collectible locations, boss strategies, and how your choices ripple through the story. Whether you’re hunting that 100% completion or just trying to get past a frustrating fight, you’ll find what you need here. The game’s available on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X

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S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, with minor performance differences across platforms but identical story content.

Getting Started: Game Overview and Essential Tips

Guardians of the Galaxy is a single-player, story-driven action-adventure game. You won’t find loot systems, skill trees, or level grinding here. Instead, the game focuses on narrative choices, environmental puzzles, and team-based combat where you direct the other Guardians during fights.

Before diving into the chapter breakdowns, understand these core mechanics. They’ll make the difference between breezing through encounters and restarting checkpoints repeatedly.

Understanding the Combat System and Controls

Star-Lord’s elemental shots are your bread and butter. You’ll unlock four types throughout the game: Wind, Plasma, Ice, and Lightning. Each counters specific enemy shields and environmental obstacles. Ice freezes targets and shatters shields, Plasma melts armor, Lightning chains between enemies, and Wind staggers and creates distance.

Your Visor (activated by pressing up on the d-pad or V on PC) highlights which elemental shot to use. Yellow indicators show destructible objects, purple marks collectibles, and color-coded enemy shields tell you which element to equip. Don’t ignore the Visor, it’s not optional if you want to progress efficiently.

Dodging has generous i-frames. Time your dodge (Circle/B/Shift) right before an enemy attack lands, and you’ll trigger a slow-mo window for free damage. Ranged enemies telegraph attacks with red indicators: learn these patterns early.

Your blasters overheat if you hold the trigger too long. Let them cool for a second or use a Guardian ability to reset the cooldown. Managing heat while maintaining DPS is the combat loop’s rhythm.

Team Dynamics and Guardian Commands

You can’t directly control Gamora, Drax, Rocket, or Groot, but you command their abilities on cooldown. Each Guardian has four unlockable abilities (you’ll get them all through story progression, no grinding required).

Gamora excels at single-target damage. Her Deadly Strike and Shadow Strike shred bosses fast. Drax is your tank and stagger specialist: his Destroy ability interrupts attacks and breaks enemy poise. Rocket’s abilities are AOE-focused, Gravistack Grenade clusters enemies for combo damage. Groot provides crowd control and revives: his Uproot and Entangle lock down groups.

During combat, press L1/LB/Q to open the command wheel, then select abilities with the right stick or corresponding button. Abilities have cooldowns, but using them smartly creates windows where enemies are stunned, grouped, or vulnerable.

Stagger meters appear above tougher enemies. Deplete them with heavy attacks and Guardian abilities to trigger a team takedown for massive damage. Prioritize stagger on elite units and bosses.

Huddle activates when your team morale is high (indicated by the meter in the top-left). Trigger it with L1+R1 (or equivalent), listen to the Guardians’ concerns, then pick the dialogue option that addresses them. Get it right, and everyone gets a damage buff and ability cooldown reset. Get it wrong, and only Star-Lord gets the buff. Huddle dialogue isn’t random, pay attention to what the team says during the fight.

Chapter 1-3 Walkthrough: The Beginning of Your Adventure

The opening chapters introduce mechanics and set up the plot. You’ll meet all the Guardians, unlock your first abilities, and make your first major story choice.

Chapter 1: A Risky Gambit

You’re hunting a monster in a quarantine zone to sell it and pay off a debt. The chapter is mostly tutorial combat and dialogue.

Key moments:

• Follow the linear path through the wrecked ship. Use your Visor to scan for collectibles, there are Archives and Guardian Collectibles scattered here.
• The first combat encounter teaches dodging and basic shooting. Enemies are weak: focus on learning the dodge timing.
• You’ll unlock Gamora’s Deadly Strike ability. Use it on the larger enemies to practice the command wheel.
• At the end, you’ll encounter the creature. This isn’t a boss fight yet, just shoot when prompted and follow quick-time events.

Collectibles: Two Guardian Collectibles (Gamora’s Sword Shard and a Chitauri Artifact) and three Archives. Use your Visor liberally.

Chapter 2: Busted

The Guardians get arrested by the Nova Corps after their monster-selling scheme goes sideways. Most of this chapter is exploration and dialogue on the Nova Corps ship.

Key moments:

• You’ll meet Worldmind, an AI that analyzes the Guardians. Choose dialogue carefully here, it influences later story beats, though not drastically.
• Explore the ship cells. There are Outfits (cosmetic costumes) hidden in the environment. Check every cell and alcove.
• A brief combat sequence introduces Drax’s Destroy ability. Use it to interrupt shielded enemies.
• The chapter ends with the Guardians escaping and stealing the Milano back. No boss fight.

Collectibles: One Outfit (Star-Lord’s Nova Corps uniform) and four Archives. The Outfit is in the third cell on the right, scan the locker.

Chapter 3: The Cost of Freedom

To earn their freedom, the Guardians agree to help the Nova Corps investigate a cult called the Universal Church of Truth. You’ll visit Seknarf Nine, a remote outpost.

Key moments:

• This chapter opens up exploration slightly. You’ll navigate cliffs and use Rocket’s Jetpack Boost to reach ledges (Star-Lord grabs Rocket for a double jump). This mechanic is essential for collectibles.
• Combat increases in difficulty. Enemies have shields now, use your Visor to identify which elemental shot counters them.
• You’ll face your first miniboss: a shielded Matriarch enemy. Stagger her with Drax’s Destroy, then unload with Gamora’s abilities. She has a ground-pound attack, dodge backward twice to avoid it.
• The chapter ends with a choice: sell Groot or Rocket to pay a fine. This is your first major decision. Selling Rocket locks in a specific story path with different dialogue and minor scene changes. Selling Groot does the same. Neither is “wrong,” but the game remembers.

Collectibles: Five Guardian Collectibles and six Archives. One collectible requires backtracking after you get Rocket’s Jetpack Boost, don’t miss the ledge near the marketplace.

This is where players often start looking for detailed chapter guides to catch missable items on their first run.

Chapter 4-7 Walkthrough: Rising Tensions and Key Decisions

These chapters deepen the conspiracy and introduce tougher combat scenarios. You’ll unlock more Guardian abilities and face several challenging boss encounters.

Chapter 4: The Monster Queen

The Guardians track the cult to Seknarf Nine’s underground. This chapter is heavy on platforming and environmental puzzles.

Key moments:

• You’ll use Ice Shots for the first time to freeze waterfalls and create platforms. Freeze the water, jump across, repeat. Timing isn’t strict, but frozen platforms melt after 10 seconds.
• Combat introduces flying enemies. Prioritize them with Rocket’s AOE abilities or Lightning Shots to chain damage.
• The boss is Lady Hellbender (yes, the same monster collector from earlier). She has three phases. Phase one: dodge her charge attacks and shoot weak points on her armor. Phase two: she summons adds, clear them fast with Groot’s Entangle. Phase three: stagger her and use team takedowns. She telegraphs her big attacks with a roar: dodge sideways, not backward.
• After the fight, you’ll make a choice about whether to tell Drax the truth about his daughter. This affects Drax’s morale and dialogue later but doesn’t branch the plot.

Collectibles: Seven Archives and one Outfit (Drax’s Classic Look). The Outfit is in a side room after the first puzzle, check the left corridor.

Chapter 5: Due or Die

You’re on Maklu IV, chasing leads on the cult. This chapter has the most collectibles in the game, don’t rush.

Key moments:

• You’ll unlock Plasma Shots to melt gold obstacles. Backtrack to previous areas if you want to grab earlier collectibles that required Plasma.
• The chapter features a long combat gauntlet against cult soldiers. They use grenades and flanking tactics, keep moving and use cover.
• Midway through, you’ll encounter Dweller-in-Darkness, a cosmic horror. This isn’t a full boss: it’s a scripted sequence. Follow the button prompts and dodge its tentacles.
• There’s a dialogue choice with Nikki Gold about the cult’s true intentions. Your answer influences a companion quest later.

Collectibles: Nine Guardian Collectibles and eight Archives. This is the densest collectible chapter. Use a thorough walkthrough resource if you’re aiming for 100% completion in one run.

Chapter 6: Between a Rock and a Hard Place

The Guardians infiltrate a cult stronghold. Stealth sections appear here, rare for this game.

Key moments:

• You’ll need to avoid spotlights and patrols. Getting caught triggers combat, which is harder than usual due to reinforcements. Take it slow.
• You’ll unlock Rocket’s Shrapnel Grenade. Use it to destroy clusters of enemies and breakable walls.
• The chapter ends with a moral choice: sacrifice a captive to progress or find another way. Finding another way requires solving a short puzzle with Ice and Plasma shots. Most players choose the puzzle, but sacrificing the captive gives unique dialogue.

Collectibles: Four Guardian Collectibles and five Archives. One collectible is missable if you don’t explore the left wing before advancing.

Chapter 7: Canine Confusion

Cosmo the space dog joins the story. This is a shorter, dialogue-heavy chapter with light combat.

Key moments:

• Cosmo uses telepathy to show Star-Lord visions. You’ll navigate a surreal mindscape with platforming challenges.
• Combat is minimal, just a few enemy waves with cult soldiers.
• You’ll make a choice about how to handle Cosmo’s loyalty. This affects a late-game encounter but doesn’t lock you out of content.

Collectibles: Three Guardian Collectibles and four Archives. The collectibles are on the main path: hard to miss.

Chapter 8-11 Walkthrough: Unraveling the Mystery

The plot accelerates. You’ll learn the cult’s true goal and face some of the toughest encounters in the game.

Chapter 8: The Matriarch

You confront the cult’s leader and discover the source of their power: the Promise, a cosmic entity feeding on faith.

Key moments:

• This chapter is boss-heavy. You’ll fight waves of enhanced cult soldiers with elemental shields. Rotate your shots constantly, Ice for blue shields, Plasma for gold, Lightning for purple.
• The Matriarch boss has a shield that regenerates. You need to stagger her during her shield-down phase. Use Drax’s abilities to force the stagger window, then burst her with Gamora.
• She summons Zealot adds in phase two. Ignore her and clear the adds first, or they’ll overwhelm you.
• After defeating her, you’ll choose whether to accept or reject the Promise. Rejecting it is the “canon” path, but accepting gives a short alternate scene before the story corrects itself.

Collectibles: Five Guardian Collectibles and six Archives. One Archive is behind a Plasma door, easy to miss if you’re rushing.

Chapter 9: Desperate Times

The Milano crashes on Sacrosanct, the cult’s home planet. This chapter is exploration-focused with environmental hazards.

Key moments:

• You’ll navigate a toxic swamp. Step on the wrong platforms, and you take damage. Use Groot’s vines (automated in this section) to create safe paths.
• You’ll unlock Lightning Shots to power dormant tech and disable force fields.
• Combat against Inquisitors, elite cult units. They have high health and combo attacks. Stagger them quickly or they’ll shred your team.
• You’ll rescue a group of prisoners. Choosing to help them or prioritize the mission affects morale and a side conversation later.

Collectibles: Six Guardian Collectibles and seven Archives. The swamp has several branching paths, explore thoroughly.

Chapter 10: Test of Faith

You enter the cult’s inner sanctum. Puzzle-heavy chapter with reality-warping mechanics.

Key moments:

• The Promise warps reality, creating illusions. You’ll need to use your Visor to identify real vs. fake platforms.
• Combat against Chosen, the cult’s elite guard. They teleport and use AOE attacks. Groot’s crowd control is essential here.
• There’s a major choice: side with Gamora or Drax on how to handle a hostage situation. This choice has the most significant story impact of any decision so far, dialogue changes in chapters 11-16 depending on your pick.

Collectibles: Four Guardian Collectibles and five Archives.

Many players reference comprehensive guides on choice outcomes to see how their decisions play out before committing.

Chapter 11: Mind Over Matter

The Promise’s influence spreads. You’ll fight mind-controlled allies and navigate a crumbling fortress.

Key moments:

• You’ll face mind-controlled Nova Corps soldiers. They’re tougher than regular enemies and coordinate attacks.
• The chapter features a unique mechanic: Groot’s Overgrowth creates climbable vines. Use them to reach high platforms for collectibles.
• The boss is a corrupted Worldmind construct. It has phases tied to its health. At 75%, 50%, and 25%, it summons turrets. Destroy turrets immediately or they’ll pin you down.
• The chapter ends with a cliffhanger as the Promise’s plan is fully revealed.

Collectibles: Seven Guardian Collectibles and eight Archives. This is the second-highest collectible chapter. Groot’s Overgrowth vines unlock new areas, backtrack if you’re thorough.

Chapter 12-16 Walkthrough: The Final Confrontation

The endgame. These chapters are linear, combat-intensive, and feature the toughest boss encounters.

Chapter 12: Knowhere to Run

The Guardians reach Knowhere (the severed Celestial head) to stop the Promise from spreading.

Key moments:

• You’ll fight through Knowhere’s underbelly against waves of enemies. The combat arenas are tight, use Rocket’s grenades to control space.
• You’ll encounter Fin Fang Foom, a massive dragon-like creature. This is a multi-phase fight. Dodge his fire breath (telegraphed by him rearing back), then shoot the glowing weak points on his chest and wings. Use Gamora’s Shadow Strike when weak points appear.
• There’s a timed sequence where you need to destroy three power cores while Foom rampages. Prioritize cores over adds.

Collectibles: Three Guardian Collectibles and four Archives. Collectibles are scarce now, story takes priority.

Chapter 13: Magus and Mayhem

You finally confront Adam Warlock, corrupted into the Magus by the Promise.

Key moments:

• Magus is the second-hardest boss in the game. He has teleportation, projectile attacks, and summons. Phase one: avoid his homing orbs (dodge sideways, not backward). Phase two: he splits into copies, shoot the one glowing gold. Phase three: pure DPS race while dodging AOE blasts.
• Use Huddle whenever available. The damage buff is critical here.
• After the fight, you’ll have a dialogue choice about Warlock’s fate. This affects the epilogue slightly.

Collectibles: Two Guardian Collectibles and three Archives.

Chapter 14: Into the Fire

The Milano makes a desperate flight through a collapsing dimension.

Key moments:

• This is a vehicle section, minimal combat. You’ll pilot the Milano through obstacles. It’s scripted: you can’t fail, but missing too many dodges lowers your score (irrelevant to progression).
• There’s a brief on-foot section with platforming and one combat encounter against Zealots.

Collectibles: One Guardian Collectible and two Archives.

Chapter 15: Broken Promises

You enter the Promise’s core reality to destroy it from within.

Key moments:

• This chapter is a gauntlet. You’ll face back-to-back combat encounters with no breaks. Stock up on health (Groot auto-revives, but don’t rely on it).
• The environment shifts constantly, platforms appear and disappear. Stay mobile.
• You’ll fight a Promise Avatar, a multi-phase boss with randomized attack patterns. It uses all elemental types, so swap shots frequently. Stagger is key, focus on building stagger with Drax and Gamora.
• There’s a final choice: destroy the Promise or harness it. Destroying it is the heroic path. Harnessing it gives an alternate cutscene but still leads to the same ending.

Collectibles: One Guardian Collectible and one Archive.

Chapter 16: Homecoming

The epilogue. Combat is minimal: this chapter wraps up character arcs.

Key moments:

• You’ll have conversations with each Guardian reflecting on the journey. Your previous choices influence these dialogues.
• There’s a final, optional combat encounter if you choose to “test the new weapons” dialogue option. It’s a wave defense for fun, no story impact.
• The chapter ends with the Guardians setting off for their next adventure. Depending on your choices throughout the game, the final scene changes slightly (who’s flying the Milano, dialogue tone, etc.).

Collectibles: Zero. Just enjoy the story.

Collectibles Guide: Finding All Outfits, Archives, and Guardians

Guardians of the Galaxy has three collectible types: Guardian Collectibles (character-specific items that unlock lore), Archives (codex entries), and Outfits (cosmetic costumes).

Total collectibles:

• Guardian Collectibles: 67 (spread across all chapters)
• Archives: 67 (same count, different items)
• Outfits: 16 (Star-Lord gets the most, followed by Gamora)

Finding collectibles:

• Use your Visor constantly. Collectibles glow purple when scanned.
• Some collectibles require specific elemental shots or Guardian abilities. You can’t get 100% on your first playthrough unless you backtrack after unlocking all abilities.
• Chapter Select is available after beating the game. You can replay chapters to grab missed collectibles without restarting.

Missable collectibles:

Most collectibles aren’t truly missable thanks to Chapter Select, but these are easy to overlook:

• Chapter 2, Outfit: Star-Lord’s Nova Corps uniform in the cell locker. Scan the third cell on the right.
• Chapter 5, Guardian Collectible: Gamora’s Godslayer Fragment. It’s in a side room during the marketplace section, requires Plasma shots to access.
• Chapter 6, Archive: Cult manifesto hidden behind a cracked wall. Use Rocket’s grenade to break it.
• Chapter 10, Guardian Collectible: Drax’s daughter’s toy. It’s in an illusionary room: use Visor to reveal the real door.

Outfit unlocks:

Outfits are cosmetic only, no stat changes. Each Guardian has 3-4 alternate costumes. Star-Lord’s are the most varied (Comic Classic, Space Ranger, etc.). You unlock them by finding them in chapters or completing specific challenges (like finishing the game on Hard difficulty).

Backtracking tip:

Chapters 5 and 11 have the most collectibles. If you’re hunting 100%, prioritize those in Chapter Select. Each chapter takes 30-60 minutes to replay if you’re only grabbing collectibles.

Boss Fight Strategies: Defeating Every Major Enemy

Guardians of the Galaxy has 10 major boss fights. Here’s how to beat each one without getting stuck.

Lady Hellbender (Chapter 4):

• Dodge her charge attacks by sidestepping, not backpedaling.
• Shoot weak points (glowing spots on her armor) during her recovery animation.
• In phase two, clear adds with Groot’s Entangle before focusing her.
• Phase three: stagger her with Drax’s Destroy, then team takedown.

Dweller-in-Darkness (Chapter 5):

• Scripted fight: follow button prompts.
• Dodge tentacles when red indicators appear.
• Shoot the eye weak point when it opens.

The Matriarch (Chapter 8):

• Her shield regenerates every 15 seconds. Burn DPS during shield-down windows.
• Stagger her with Drax and Rocket abilities.
• Clear Zealot adds immediately, they heal her if left alive.

Inquisitors (Chapter 9):

• Not a single boss, but elite enemies that feel like minibosses.
• Stagger them fast or they’ll combo your team to death.
• Use Ice shots to freeze, then focus fire.

Corrupted Worldmind (Chapter 11):

• Three turret phases at 75%, 50%, 25% health.
• Destroy turrets first, they deal more damage than the boss.
• Use Gamora’s abilities for high single-target DPS.

Fin Fang Foom (Chapter 12):

• Dodge fire breath by moving perpendicular to his head.
• Shoot weak points on chest and wings.
• Timed phase: destroy three cores. Ignore adds and sprint between cores.

Magus (Chapter 13):

• Phase one: dodge homing orbs sideways. Shoot him during cooldowns.
• Phase two: he splits into three. The real one glows gold, focus it.
• Phase three: pure DPS. Use Huddle for the buff and unload everything.

Promise Avatar (Chapter 15):

• Randomized attacks make this tough. Stay mobile and swap elemental shots based on shield colors.
• Build stagger with Drax’s Destroy and Rocket’s grenades.
• Huddle is essential, use it twice per phase if possible.

General boss tips:

• Always prioritize stagger buildup. Team takedowns deal 30-40% of a boss’s health.
• Huddle resets ability cooldowns. Use it strategically, not just for the damage buff.
• Dodge has i-frames, abuse them. You can dodge through most attacks, even AOE.
• If you’re dying repeatedly, lower the difficulty. There’s no penalty, and you can change it mid-chapter.

Choice Consequences: How Your Decisions Impact the Story

Guardians of the Galaxy features dialogue choices throughout, but only a few have meaningful consequences. Here’s a breakdown of the major decisions and their impacts.

Chapter 3: Sell Groot or Rocket?

• Impact: Changes dialogue in chapters 4-6 and affects which Guardian helps you in a chapter 7 scene. No mechanical differences.
• Recommendation: Sell Rocket if you want more Groot banter. Sell Groot for Rocket’s sarcasm.

Chapter 4: Tell Drax the truth about his daughter?

• Impact: Affects Drax’s morale and dialogue in chapters 8 and 12. Doesn’t change story outcomes.
• Recommendation: Tell the truth for character development. Lie for short-term morale.

Chapter 6: Sacrifice the captive or solve the puzzle?

• Impact: Minor dialogue change. Puzzle is the “heroic” choice but takes 5 extra minutes.
• Recommendation: Solve the puzzle unless you’re speedrunning.

Chapter 8: Accept or reject the Promise?

• Impact: Rejecting is canon. Accepting gives an alternate cutscene but auto-corrects to rejection.
• Recommendation: Reject it. Accepting is a narrative dead-end.

Chapter 10: Side with Gamora or Drax?

• Impact: This is the biggest choice. It changes dialogue in chapters 11-16, affects team morale, and alters the epilogue slightly.
• Recommendation: Both paths are valid. Gamora’s path is more strategic: Drax’s is more emotional.

Chapter 13: Warlock’s fate?

• Impact: Changes epilogue dialogue. No gameplay effect.
• Recommendation: Spare him for the optimistic ending. It fits the Guardians’ vibe.

Chapter 15: Destroy or harness the Promise?

• Impact: Destroying is canon. Harnessing gives an alternate scene but ends the same way.
• Recommendation: Destroy it.

Overall: Choices affect flavor, not branching paths. You won’t lock yourself out of content, and there’s no “bad” ending. Pick what feels right for your Star-Lord.

Achievement and Trophy Guide: Unlocking 100% Completion

Guardians of the Galaxy has 48 achievements/trophies across all platforms. Most are story-based, but a few require specific actions.

Story achievements (auto-unlock):

• Complete each chapter (16 achievements)
• Finish the game on any difficulty (1 achievement)

These are unmissable.

Collectible achievements:

• Fashion Sense: Collect all outfits (16 total). Most are found in chapters: one requires beating the game on Hard.
• Galactic Compendium: Collect all Archives (67 total).
• Just Like Home: Collect all Guardian Collectibles (67 total).

Use Chapter Select to mop up any you missed. Visor highlights collectibles, so these are tedious but not hard.

Combat achievements:

• Stagger Master: Stagger 100 enemies. You’ll get this naturally by chapter 8.
• Team Takedown: Perform 50 team takedowns. Focus on building stagger in every fight.
• Huddle Hero: Successfully complete 20 Huddles. Listen to your team’s concerns and pick the right dialogue.

Missable/tricky achievements:

• Don’t Forget the Hyphen: Call Rocket a raccoon 5 times. He hates it. Trigger this in dialogue scenes (choose “raccoon” when referring to him).
• Pull Together: Win a fight after all Guardians are downed. Let your team die, then clutch the fight solo. Easiest in chapter 3’s first arena.
• Worldmind Archives: Scan all enemy types with Visor. You need to scan every variant of every enemy. Missable if you skip combat or don’t Visor scan.
• Hidden Track: Find all the jukebox songs. There are 13 hidden cassette tapes. They’re in obscure corners, use a guide.
• Hard Mode: Beat the game on Hard difficulty. Unlocks Star-Lord’s exclusive outfit.

Platinum/100% completion estimate:

• One playthrough: ~18-22 hours (story + collectibles)
• Chapter Select cleanup: ~4-6 hours
• Hard mode playthrough: ~15-18 hours (if you skip cutscenes)

Total: 35-45 hours for Platinum/1000G.

Tips:

• Play on Normal first and focus on collectibles.
• Use Chapter Select for missed items, you don’t need to replay the whole game.
• Hard mode isn’t that hard if you abuse stagger and Huddle mechanics.

Conclusion

Guardians of the Galaxy nailed the single-player superhero formula that a lot of studios are still chasing. The combat’s team-focused design keeps things dynamic, the story adapts to your choices in ways that feel meaningful (even if they don’t radically branch), and the writing captures the spirit of the comics better than most adaptations. It’s not a brutal challenge, the game wants you to finish it, but the boss fights and collectible hunt offer enough friction to stay engaging.

Whether you’re chasing that Platinum trophy or just want to see the story through, this walkthrough should’ve covered the rough spots. The game’s still holding up well in 2026, and if you’re a fan of narrative-driven action games or the Guardians IP, it’s worth the time.

Now get out there and save the galaxy. Again.