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• gamedeal user

  Aug 21, 2021

  Iron man shooting kids
• gamedeal user

  Mar 28, 2017

  I usually don't write bad reviews, but I'll write this one as a form of protest. The story mode is OK, it follows the Avengers films, and have some spin offs. But the Manhatan map is almost iddentical to the one from Lego Marvel Super Heroes. The last game is better in my concept, and I would reccomend buy it instead of this one. But what bothers me more is that I bought the Season Pass hoping to have all content for the game, and I discovered that some packs were not included. Specially the Ant Man pack, that are needed to complete the game 100%. I love the LEGO series, but I will be more carefull when buying future games.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 28, 2020

  iroin man
• gamedeal user

  Jun 26, 2017

  I usually love LEGO games, and have played just about all of them, this is by far the worst. It is a lazy, slapped together mess that was released with significant issues. * it is boring. Seriously, I nearly fell asleep playing one level. I kept playing levels hoping it would improve, but the sunk cost fallacy applies to games too, so I gave up after nearly 2 hours so I could refund it. * the sound is broken, I have to have volume twice as high as normal to hear anything at all, and even then it cuts in and out, and is often too quiet, then too loud. * sometimes when I started it I just got a black screen, and my resolution settings got all messed up. * free roam map is identical to the previous Marvel Superheroes game, I've seen it all before. * Season Pass does not include all DLC. This is unacceptable.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 27, 2017

  I purchased this game so that my daughter would have another Lego game to play on Steam. So far we have played through the first level together, and it looks fantastic. The graphics and art are amazing, and I like that they used voice and music from the movies for the game. The complexity is a bit more than with the Lego Star Wars games, but I have confidence that she will be able to figure it out. So far with my limited play time with the game, I am impressed.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 20, 2021

  MISOPHONIA WARNING!!!!!!! Warning to anyone with Misophonia. The level "No Strings On Me" has high levels of chewing and slurping. Otherwise a great game!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 11, 2022

  balls
• gamedeal user

  Mar 19, 2016

  Let me just put it this way: This and LEGO(R) MARVEL Superheroes are two equal and opposite sides of the same coin. One is open city play Manhattan. One is open PLANET play Earth, plus a piece of the Nine Realms thrown in for fun. One is utterly Original Story, with all the Classic Characters LEGO-ified from the Fantastic Four to Deadpool, the other is Carbon-Copy of the Cinematic Universe. It Includes as much of the Netflix and ABC shows as possible while neglecting some obvious things from the previous game including the lack of return of even Deadpool Red Bricks, which is super obviously due to this game being prepared before everything was finalized for MARVEL to be allowed to make Deadpool and get Spider-Man into Civil War. Yes, this game is a MARVEL game with no Spider-Man, but with a team of 'Defenders' that includes neither Namor, Hulk, nor Doctor Strange. Does that make it bad? NO! This to me makes one game simply Timeless, and one simply a Period Piece. A Historical Artifact. The first game took place in a strange Tesseract-Aether created Alternate Amalgam Universe, the LEGO Universe. This is the reverse-engineer process, A Basic LEGO game, MARVEL-Cinematic Universe-ified. There are Three Kinds of People: Those who love love love what Game 1 is doing and hate what Game 2 is doing; Those who love love love what Game 2 is doing to get to the point and didn't stop as much to smell the roses for Game 1 (Game 1 lacked Infinity Stones or Eternity, come on!) And Those who......having seen what Game 1 and Game 2 look like......strongly believe that Game 3, which is so, totally coming, is going to be the all-time-record Best MARVEL game in the History Of Ever. LEGO MARVEL: Infinity War is going to have Spider-Man. It's going to have Deadpool. It's going to have Thanos and the Infinity Gems. It's going to have at the very least the Cinematic Universe's take on the Cosmic Powers that Be. It's going to not be so gummed up by a zillion X-Men-verse characters, and lack of Magneto is going to be a sad thing, but we will have space for a zillion other characters that we wouldn't have got that have their own charm, and we will have who knows what else. We can even strongly hope that by the time it's time for LEGO MARVEL 3, MARVEL will at least be able to negotiate for the use of Fantastic Four characters for the game, whatever happens film-wise. Which will be great and awesome. I have had some glitch issues and it took me a while to fix them. I wasn't able to get the DLC the same day I got the game, but as soon as I could, I did. It's LEGO. And it's MARVEL. If you have played basically any games at all, there is something in this game for you, and while you might be reluctant to pay full price for it, you know you wish you had more money to justify impulse buying it even if you have doubts. Of course you will miss Spider-Man. But you will love flying around the Planet landing on the Hub Worlds. As with many games of this nature, the Secrets and Extras are not only harder than you would expect after a slew of easy ones, but sometimes your own controls get in the way and make it seem physically impossible to ever get something. Be honest. You knew what you were getting into. You are HOPING for that experience, so you can say, I got THAT character-whose-name-I-don't-know-and-doesn't-appear-in-anything-I've-ever-seen-ever-and-even-my-dad-doesn't-know-this-insane-pointless-obscure-character. You know that character? The one with ZERO good stories about them? Well now they HAVE a Story about them. The Story of YOU getting their Character Token in LEGO MARVEL's Avengers. Captain America (Sam Wilson) Falcon can partner with Captain America (Civilian) Steve Rogers who is just in a Jacket and Shield, to explore Washington DC's Mall together, and just running side by side each other gets an Achievement. Know what it's called? ON YOUR LEFT. You do realize that right there is worth the price of admission, yes? Also, there's like, a whole game to play, and stuff, besides the zillion ''OMG SQUEEE!" moments like that. Does Arnim Zola (Classic) look stupid and not fit this game at all? Yes, absolutely. Is that a problem worth complaining about? Not when finding him is one of the hardest things you'll do. He's not hard to reach, but he's HIDDEN. Really Well. Very Secret. Much Stealth. And his Hideout is one of the best parts of the game.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 11, 2019

  I never write reviews. Over the years, I have been gifted or excited by the IP, bought these Lego games - and I have never played one without glitches and bugs. Sometimes it just makes you redo a level, but others (such as this one) it breaks the game to where you can't go any further in trying to 100%. Quicktime events that don't register. Gold bricks that don't appear. Characters stuck in walls. I'd say I'm amazed they're allowed to keep doing this with every game, but here I am, trying a new one and hoping for something better.. so obviously I'm part of the problem. Overall review - The game is fun. It's a Lego game and goes deep into the secondary and super random silly characters. The storyline and humor is as good as it ever is with these games. If I was basing this review just on what works, it would be a reasonably high grade (with points taken off for it feeling very similar to Super Heroes 1) -- but as someone who wants to play these games and see every in-joke and find every character, I have to drop that grade significantly for the frustration of finding not one, but regular, game-ending bugs.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 19, 2019

  Let me make this clear: I love Lego games, have ever since I was a kid. But I cannot recommend this game to anyone about to pay full price. I know this isn't exactly a sequel to the original Lego Marvel Superheroes game, but it still includes Manhattan island, and so I'm going to compare them. The biggest thing I noticed was the large amount of repetition and lack of cool things to do on the island, which was not the case in Lego Marvel Superheroes. This is because the game has many different free roam hubs, all with things to do, but most seem pretty small for a free roam area and make the game feel empty. Also one thing I didn't notice until I played with my friend is that Manhattan island doesn't have the empire state building in game, which imo is one of the most iconic places in New York City besides maybe Lady Liberty herself. My biggest gripe is the tone: Most newer Lego games have voice acting, but they are often done specifically for the game, or they have a tone that fits with the game's lack of seriousness. This is not the case here, as the vast majority of the dialogue was taken straight from the movies, yet the game still maintains its Lego-y fun and lack of seriousness, making the dialogue stick out like a sore thumb and sometimes feel unwanted. Some characters, however, do have lines voiced specifically for the game, and it's not hard to differentiate the two. Besides the dialogue itself however, there are long and often tedious combat sequences which, despite the game's overall upbeat and fun attitude, seems dark and violent. I'm not one to complain about violence in games, but it really doesn't fit in a game like this and feels very drawn-out after killing an enemy for the 78th time with the same animation that lasts 3-5 seconds. tl;dr: Game is fun, however tone isn't consistent and freeroam maps feel empty Would save my money or buy the original Lego Marvel Superheroes game or maybe the second one (haven't played that yet)