I think we should stop there.

When it comes to licensed properties, the games tend to be pretty rancid... Sort of paint by numbers. Marvel vs Capcom is the only exception I have seen to this rule. But, as some people have liked a few, I may be in the minority here. The likenesses of the characters and voice acting (I only played the demo) solicited nothing from me but yawns.

Good plot, character dynamics and well-balanced characters. My main is Hulk, and it's so funny to play with him.

The point is that after the story mode, the secondary missions are repetitive and the hordes of villains are too numerous.

However, it's a fair game. I'm not a videogame player, and I play just stuff that features something I like, but this game is fair. Not extremely good but not extremely bad.

The main problem with the game is the presentation. It should have started with more characters. Nobody wants to wait and pay for more characters over time. Its not adding to a game, they essentially put out an incomplete game.

Agreed. I'm waiting to plat with Ant-Man and Mar-Vell, they seem to be confirmed.

I personally don't really think that it is that incomplete but I personally really like the game and I do feel that the grinding is less than some other games. But it is still a games as a service game which did not seem like it was when it was originally made and they probably thought they could make the most money off of it that way and then changed it when they probably shouldn't have but people continue to pay for billions of microtransactions it is probably hard for them to ignore making a game like that

Yay it will be cheap when I get it for Christmas

Oh hi Ramon nice to see you back!

Ramon been a long time!

Been long time DD and Fra