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What happens when you free the Nova Corp. prisoner in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy – Chapter Five

To free or not to free?

After you've opened the locked door at the Nova Corp. station, The Rock, in Chapter 5 of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, your team can find a door in the next hall that leads to a room of cells, with all of them empty but one. Inside the cell is a Nova Corp. prisoner that will beg you to set him free. There will be no repercussions if you choose to leave him except for him staying in his cell. 

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However, if you choose to activate the lever to "free him," he will be lowered and moved to a room that you'll find up ahead, where he will be lowered once again. Later in your quest to escape The Rock, you'll spot him outside of a window floating through space in his cell. 

Not much else comes from the Prisoner (that we've discovered) except that you can see him floating in space from the Milano's windows in later chapters of the game.

For more guides and secrets in Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, check out Where to Find Drax on Knowhere in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy – Chapter Six and stay tuned to Pro Game Guides for continued coverage on all of your favorite games!


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Nick LaMacchia
Hey there! I'm Nick. I've been a gamer since I was a tiny lad sitting about three feet from my SNES playing Mega Man X and Zelda (A Link to the Past). I dip my toes into most genres but always find my way back to open-world RPGs and story-driven single-player titles. I love to write and consider myself lucky to spend my days working on content I truly enjoy.