
FIGHT AND STRATEGIZE LIKE A SUPER HERO IN THE DARKER CORNERS OF THE MARVEL UNIVERSE. Play as The Hunter, a legendary demon slayer who must lead a team of Super Heroes and supernatural warriors facing apocalyptic threats.
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打折時入手,即將打到決戰。 需要動點腦的卡牌遊戲,挺好殺時間的~ 不懂怎麼評價人數那麼少。 我愛猛毒~~~~~~~~~~!!!
Game loads poorly but still pretty good. Sequel needed.
Very interesting mix of deckbuilding and RPG elements with the wild world of Marvel. Even outside of the combat there is a lot of fun with exploring the Abbey between missions and just overhearing so much or finding neat puzzles and quests around. While some of the characters can get a bit annoying for the sake of team drama, there is a ton of amazing comic campiness mixed with those moments that keep me going. Always welcome to see Robbie get more love, and seeing unique interactions with teams built up also can be hilarious with talk and crazy results in game. Been having a blast with it, wish this got more love and exposure could have been great to see better expansions or even a sequel. But enjoyed this a ton either way!
In short: yes if you like grinding with your fav marvel chars and are prepared for a horrible unsatisfactory ending. Personally I thoroughly enjoyed it. Not even the great Jennifer Hale voice acting Lilith can save that terrible ending. Just have Deadpool voiced by Nolan North in every mission and you will have fun. Simple as that. Pros and Reasons to try it: - It has Deadpool, Iron Man, Cap, Blade, Logan, Magik, Venom (best voiced and character infusion) - Surprisingly strategic combat, but not overwhelmingly so - Commander Shepard (Femshep) voices the female villain - Deadpool is the best voiced character, the most fun to have in any party, brightens your day every time. His story arc up to LV5 friendship has more fun dialogue than 1/3 of the total roaster. Facts. Cons and Reasons to avoid: - Grindy missions. You need to grind to level up your abilities and reputation. - Cringy dialogues from many characters, some rather terrible cutscenes, and long-drawn dialogues that do nothing but inflated the time, at times seems like a horrible korean soap opera than a marvel game. - Femshep villain has an abysmal ending. I wont spoil it for you, but basically everything you have been doing just reverses in the last fight mission with new information that seems so badly designed that the entire writers department should have been fired. - Deadpool is severely underpowered compared to other DLC chars like Storm. - Difficulty spikes. You can destroy some fights in tougher difficulties, but get annihilated in others, which forces you to bring your A team. - Many characters like Nico are abnoxious. Others like Wanda have the male body type in casual clothes (she literally has Cap's body size). - If you pick male character (or the body size A or B whatever the crap they put in as politically correct) HIS animations will be based on FEMALE animations. Basically, regardless which gender you pick, there is only one single animation blueprint, which unfortunately is female-based. Which is badly designed to have a Dark-inclined Hunter protagonist with Devil horns and dark armor, to run or stand like a damsel in distress. Wanda on the other hand, when in her casual form in the abbey, stands like a freaking tower of masculinity. Im not sure what was the thought process there. Mass Effect did this perfectly 15 years ago, both male and female animations seemed on point.
A jogabilidade é incrível, eu estava meio suspeito da questão de ter cartas, mas é só uma mecânica diferente. Algo sobre você tentar matar o máximo de inimigos dentro de um turno fazendo as diversas combinações de cartas, movimentações no campo de batalha e usando o cenário para causar dano além dos variados objetivos. O sistema de pegar mais cartas e melhorar as já existentes também é bom, mantém vc sempre engajado. A história é meio qualquer coisa, explorar a parte mais mística da marvel é algo interessante, pois os filmes geralmente mexem pouco nisso, mas vindo da fantasia o tropo invasão de demônios já ta meio saturado. Os diálogos são bem filme marvel no pior sentido, sabe aquele diálogo dos filmes que faz vc revirar os olhos, aquela piada sem timing e sem graça? Pois é, 75% dos diálogos são assim. E o seu personagem vai ser o psicólogo da galera também. O jogo tem um aspecto meio dating simulator que não me incomoda, claramente havia planos para ter romance, mas a disney provavelmente barrou. O que é uma pena, por mais que fosse meio sem sentido a vibe colônia de férias na base, eu particularmente gosto de ver os heróis mais no cotidiano. Mesmo com o péssimo diálogo, eu curti essa parte do jogo. Por fim, o jogo tem uma jogabilidade de combate que compensa muito pelo que ele não faz também. Fora do combate não é lá essas coisas, mas tem muitas atividades para fazer. Um ótimo jogo se vc gosta de combate de turnos, XCOM e marvel. Pegue numa promoção. [Pra mim esse é o verdadeiro sucessor de Ultimate Alliance 1 e 2]
Goofy dialogue at times, but the core game is quality and challenging.
Before we start I want to give out some general points. I installed many mods to reduce the grinding aspect of the game. My time reflects both base game and the season pass, all mission completed and many of the side activities done. Never played online or against others so can't comment on that aspect. When I plucked this game randomly from my collection I did not expect to enjoy myself as much as I did, nor did I think I would spend this long playing it. I'm not the target audience for Midnight Suns, never read a comic book, not really into the superhero movie genre and very rarely play deckbuilding games - unless you count Kingdom Hearts chain of Memories and Balatro! Despite this I found myself really enjoying the game with some caveats. Pros - Character design, even though some may have a mental image in line with the movies, the designs here are very well done albeit different - Storyline is surprisingly good, even if you are not a fan of the superhero genre this is a good story - The land surround the abbey is great to explore, it adds a lot more colour to the story overall - All characters are voiced incredibly well, with the right attitude you'd expect, really enjoyed this part - Storyline battles are well balanced and fun, never unfair if you are well prepared - Audio and sound design are really good, I normally reduce volume for most long games but I cranked it up here, especially for the final battle - Season pass is absolutely worth it and adds an east 15-20 hours of content across 4 DLC with 3 missions each and a final mission tying all DLC together Cons - Outside of battle, movement is clunky, especially when you are out exploring the abbey - Grindy, even with MANY mods it still took me a long time to get through the game - Some graphical glitches and screen tearing that would only be fixed by changing DLSS to another option and back again - Main character is a little boring - Some bugged achievements It is a shame MMS was a commercial failure, it blends deckbuilding and RPG mechanics very competently, I had a blast playing through it and is highly recommended. I give it 8.5/10.
its fun back then but lately there is performance issue on the training yard keep dropping fps. grinding friendship can be annoying with random night hangout. unless you bring your main character to bond with the heroes you like. If you are looking for longer like x-com gameplay this is probably not the best to look. its a short game otherwise, once you get every card min maxing its start feeling repetitive.
GREAT RPG and CARD STRATEGY GAME
Marvel's Midnight Suns - 9/10 - I don't usually replay games often, but Marvel's Midnight Suns was one of my favorite games the year it came out. Playing it again a few years later, I can safely say that's still true. First off, the weakest part is probably the main plot involving Lilith and Hydra. It's nothing special, evil forces taking over and we have to stop them. You've heard this Marvel trope before. Luckily, the characters are great. Hanging out with them at the Abbey, getting to know them through the friendship system, watching TV, playing video games, and chilling at the pool is perfect. Seeing their emotional growth through the game as you build your custom protagonist, The Hunter, and watching them become a massive, cohesive team is awesome. The gameplay, though, is the absolute best part. It features a fantastic tactical, turn-based gridless system mixed with a deep, deck-building card mechanic. It's easy enough to get into if you don't usually like card games but still love turn-based RPGs, thanks to the environmental attacks that don't cost cards. But if you're like me and like both, it's super fun to build character-specific decks, manage Heroism, and become OP as ♥♥♥♥ with certain team synergies. Since this was a replay, I got to try the DLC characters for the first time. Morbius was a surprise, a very fun "Bleed" mechanic user. Storm can be fun with her high-voltage chain attacks, but she's probably my least favorite of the four. Deadpool is a total wildcard, no pun intended, with a fun "En Fuego" mechanic that rewards you for avoiding damage. But the best is Venom; he's a hulking monster who utilizes a unique Ravenous meter to dish out an insane output of damage. I absolutely loved him. Overall, I love this game. Even with a weaker main plot, the gameplay, the deep character interactions, the cosmetic customization, and so much more make this a joy to play. A 9 out of 10.
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