Game review: Lego marvel superheroes
Gameplay wise, the Lego missions are fully intact with its patent simple puzzles and boss fights seen before which requires only the correct power to complete. The open world hub has been brought over from Lego Batman 2 however it is now a fully realised New York City, fictional of course with its Stark Tower, Marvel HQ and Fantastic Fours labs. There’s nothing quite like roaming the city as one of the 150 Marvel characters on offer here although you will have to unlock them first. Want to fly around as Iron Man? Wreak havoc as The Incredible Hulk? You can, it is all here and it’s all fantastic fun.
Lego Marvel looks great, each character is faithfully recreated in all their blocky goodness with every detail there and all their powers that make them so famous. The city is filled with citizens and collectables such as Red bricks and gold brick which are needed to unlock other Marvel characters and Red bricks unlock cheats. This game is not without faults though, with occasional glitching and awful vehicle controls but these do nothing to bruise the brilliant gameplay.
Summary
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Hide AdLego Marvel Superheroes may be the best Lego game to date with its sprawling fictional hub world to play around in and every one of the Marvel characters faithfully portrayed to play as at your leisure. Collecting has never been so fun, I recommend to all players young and old.
Lego marvel superheroes
Developer: TT Games
Publisher: Warner Bros Interactive
Xbox 360/One
Playstation ¾
PC
Nintendo 3DS
Playstation Vita
WiiU
Genre: Action Adventure
Release Date: 15th November 2013
Story – 4/5
Graphics – 5/5
Gameplay – 5/5
Overall – 5/5