The story and gameplay were interesting at first...and then you see all the glitches, grind you have to do, and crappy repetitive gameplay loop. I couldn't play the game any more after a couple of hours.
The story was crap and, even though it was, you couldn’t even replay any of the cinematic missions - not like you could see them properly anyway due to all the colours flying around.
The only think this game was useful for - for Marvel - is that it could act as a secondary advertising tool for Disney Plus content. It explains why we got strange additional characters like Hawkeye and Kate Bishop.
Spider-Man was an exclusive character (why?) and was released broken because it needed to coincide with the release of a Spider-Man film. A film owned by a rival company.
It was synergy of the wrong variety (is there a correct variety?)
Outside of business stuff, the game was butt-ugly even in its aesthetics. Loads of explosions and bright lights flying around for no reason, clouding the action, it was like the Vegas version of what an Avengers game would be like.
Captain America’s shield gave off bright red laser blasts. It was a dumb game and I’m glad it’s dead.
Look, in all fairness I was on board for the first few missions. Once you unlock that HUB area and choose the same missions and see how rushed the narrative was, I can say that NO this game wasn't almost the PERFECT superhero game. Had they stuck to the cinematic action approach from the first 10% of the game, then yes, maybe it could've been something impressive.
The story and gameplay were interesting at first...and then you see all the glitches, grind you have to do, and crappy repetitive gameplay loop. I couldn't play the game any more after a couple of hours.
How about nooooo
lol wut?
The story was crap and, even though it was, you couldn’t even replay any of the cinematic missions - not like you could see them properly anyway due to all the colours flying around.
The only think this game was useful for - for Marvel - is that it could act as a secondary advertising tool for Disney Plus content. It explains why we got strange additional characters like Hawkeye and Kate Bishop.
Spider-Man was an exclusive character (why?) and was released broken because it needed to coincide with the release of a Spider-Man film. A film owned by a rival company.
It was synergy of the wrong variety (is there a correct variety?)
Outside of business stuff, the game was butt-ugly even in its aesthetics. Loads of explosions and bright lights flying around for no reason, clouding the action, it was like the Vegas version of what an Avengers game would be like.
Captain America’s shield gave off bright red laser blasts. It was a dumb game and I’m glad it’s dead.
No it wasn't. It had a LOT of work to be done to be considered perfect.