10 Marvel Heroes For The New Mystery Game
3. Ant-Man
Whether Hennig goes with Hank Pym, Scott Lang, or Eric O'Grady, an Ant-Man property would be exhilarating. This is a character who has never had his own game before, and the gameplay possibilities alone make this prospect a particularly enticing one. Essentially, you'd have two maps: the micro and the macro. The transition between normal-size Ant-Man and mini-Ant-Man would be seamless, allowing you to jump between the regular map and the... well... ant map.
With that, Hennig could incorporate some stealth and heist elements. With Uncharted's minimal focus on stealth, an Ant-Man game may prove a logical extension of the gameplay style that Hennig and company dabbled in with the first few games. For example, you'd shrink down to navigate heavily-guarded areas or to slip through things that - at normal size - would be impassible.
What's more, Uncharted is known for its cast of loveable supporting characters. Here, you could have Janet (or Hope, if you're sticking a little closer to the movies), Bill Foster (AKA Goliath, AKA Giant-Man), or even your fellow Ant-Men.
This would be a fun, heist- and stealth-heavy adventure game, which would be right up Hennig's alley.