
It's about TIME! Join your favorite Super Heroes and Super Villains from different eras and realities as they go head-to-head with the time-traveling Kang the Conqueror in the all-new, original adventure, LEGO® Marvel Super Heroes 2!
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Arabic, Danish, Dutch, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian, Traditional Chinese +2 more
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 69 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Fun gameplay, interesting characters, love the game
worst game
very good
For the price this game sells for, it's pathetic. The game is filled with bugs, broken AI, and a story that's basically a whole lot of nothing. Ending was one of the most anticlimactic endings I've ever seen. Why was Captain America the one deemed worthy enough to beat Kang? That genuinely left me confused. While not every level is like this, a decent chunk of them follow the exact same formula: destroy everything, solve a few puzzles, then fight an annoying scripted boss. The combat is awful. Most of the time, all you do is mash the same button because there's barely any opportunity to use your other abilities, and even when you can, they're not worth using since they deal the same damage anyway. Who thought it was a good idea to constantly spawn enemies on you while you're solving puzzles or collecting collectibles? It wouldn't be so bad if they all died in one hit, but no. Some are ninjas that do backflips for what feels like forever and are completely invulnerable while doing it. Others wear gold armor that can only be destroyed with heat, and some shoot electricity that stun locks you. What were they thinking? The side missions are 80% the same: follow an NPC, fight a bunch of goons, or fetch items scattered across the entire map. Vehicles are completely pointless. I don't even know why they exist in this game oh right, for the "races" that aren't even races, just time trials. The character roster is bloated with random characters that only clutter the selection screen. There are 279 playable characters(included with dlc's), and I probably used around 50 of the ones I actually recognized. In what world do we need three versions of Black Knight or 15 Spider-Man characters? And who the hell is Fin Fang Foom? You can even play as Aunt May in a superhero game... why? Overall, I'd only recommend buying this game on sale. Play through the story once, then never touch it again.
foi massante, a história é mid mas pela nostalgia
Assim, jogo lego não tem muito erro, né? é um bom jogo, lego.
Tried playing it on an ROG Ally and when launching it keeps crashing. Last fix was 2018 I think and they don't try to fix their game
10/10
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