Action game with the quintessential Marvel franchise - what could go wrong? Well, I guess it went wrong trying to turn it into a game as a service that in the end only serves to repeat the same type of missions ad nauseam.

And that's what I see as the big problem with this game, it's repetitive to the point of boredom. At most there are 3 types of missions and the long missions simply put the three types together and repeat them until you die or fall asleep.

But the good thing about this game is the story mode. There's nothing groundbreaking, but accompanying Kamala on her journey of discovery as a heroine as she rescues heroes who resent the world from their own misery is a good hook. And following up with Katie Bishop blaming Tony Stark for not making her an Avenger when they had the chance is also cool.

The gameplay is usually to go back and forth across a large stage looking for your target and beating the crap out of everything that moves. Then you have tasks like "defeat 30 enemies of this type but we won't tell you in which missions they appear" to stretch it out like chewing gum.

Oh well, and it has a few bugs. More than once I've had to restart a mission because of objectives that didn't update and you couldn't advance. And, well, some graphical glitches with the explosions that sometimes left you a little blind.

But, as I said, for 3,5€ the story mode is enjoyable.

I bought it partly to play with my nephews but in the end it has been a very pleasant surprise.
It brings back a lot of memories of playing Turtles In Time on my SNES and I love it! What's more, being able to play with up to 6 players! in local co-op is rad. Another thing that I love is that the story mode has a Super Mario 3 map and has a touch of role-playing with the characters leveling up.
You can even throw ninjas from the foot clan at the screen! What more can you ask for? Well, a great soundtrack… And it has it! I love the intro like the 80's series and the metal song of one of the last missions.
I can't say more than that I'm in love with it.
Pizza time!

I simply love this saga. It's fun, it gives very good vibes, you can play it in split screen with a friend… What more can you ask for? Ah, the King of the Cosmos!
This saga of becoming a dung beetle is the best thing that ever happened to videogames.
It gets a 9 only because you can't play multiplayer online with several friends.

Seriously. It's not that I dislike it, but I'm not getting passionate about it either. Maybe I had too much hype, I don't know. But, well, I'm going to keep going to see if I'm missing something more than an ambiguous story, with a typical anime protagonist (ie: childish, dreamy and quite silly). Really, I'm trying to like this Japanese comedy… but it just doesn't click for me.

I played 'Persona 3 FES' for a whole summer on my old PS2 and ended up in love with this game series. Going back to the first Persona I played, with better graphics (Persona 5 style), more content, etc., is like a dream.
I'm loving the experience despite the problem this game always had: the dungeon crawling is super repetitive. The story is cool, having to plan every encounter to get along with everyone…. And now there are events that I didn't remember the PS2 version having! Also, the combat has improved greatly with a lot of aids so you don't have to remember what element did damage to each type of shadow… Great job, Atlus!
It gets a 9 because the nostalgia factor raises the score, and the truth is that I'm enjoying it a lot.

Nothing new under the sun since I started playing. I progressed a bit in the story but I still see the seams in these graphics so… early 21st century SEGA?

After "House of Ashes" we were left with a bad taste so we decided to try this game that has absolutely all the dynamics with one caveat: you can remove the damn heartbeats.
Much better experience and with a story of teenagers at a summer camp being besieged by evil forces coming from the woods. What more could you ask for a fright night?

I have mixed feelings: I like the Judgement saga and, given that the gameplay is more JRPG style I was expecting a lot more changes in this game compared to the Yakuza saga.
Let's see, I like the game with that mix of Dragon Quest and Yakuza, but there are parts of the storyline really regrettable and situations that make me feel really uncomfortable. Saving the twisted and retrograde morality of certain situations, the game is fun but it suffers from the same thing that annoyed me in Judgement: the animations of the characters are very corseted. The characters look like dolls pretending to be human beings. I don't know, it's as if for years SEGA didn't want to leave their comfort zone and they've been stuck in old fashioned graphics and animations. Maybe they're trying to give you a nostalgia that I don't really have, or maybe it's just that this wasn't my game. For me it's overrated.

118 hours and I still haven't decided to finish it, there's so much to see and so many ways to solve the problems that I can't stop experimenting (and constantly saving the game because… epic fails)! Love it!

I haven't finished it yet and they have already released an update to play in Custom mode that allows you to roleplay more by hiding the required roll to succeed dice checks, hiding enemy HP in battle, hiding failed Perception Checks, etc. I love it!

My wife tends to like these games more than I do, because I hate QTE with all my being. In fact, we haven't finished the game yet because I'm so angry that I've lost a couple of characters to this counterproductive mechanic. I really hate it. But since we're near the end and I don't like to leave things unfinished, I figure that sometime in December I'm going to end the game so I never have to play it again.

I only give it a 4 because the story is interesting with that mix of genres, but nothing more.

Almost there, almost there. I'll finish this Pokémon nostalgia exercise in no time… ^___^U

I wish I had more time to play it, but I save it for when I know I have a few hours free to play.

What I expected from Pokémon when the Internet era started, a Spanish indie studio had to make it. It's entertaining, but the MMO component doesn't quite fit me and sometimes gives me the impression of being a pay to win.
I've only played the first gym, but as soon as they gave me the surfboard and the world opened up, I completely skipped the story.

I haven't even gotten past the first chapter yet because I get lost watching it all! I still think it's an epic game. I love that I can't even do a good action because the dice hate me xD