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Do NOT let the card mechanic put you off, because this is probably the best Marvel game I've ever played.

It's not going to be my favourite, but it's a worthwhile entry in the series.
Story and gameplay are both great, as are the visuals.
I do find the game is far too cutscene-y though, especially in the opening act. It gets better as the game continues, but you'd still better set half an hour aside for a boss fight if you want to include the cutscenes either side of it too.

Loads of fun. The menu could use a few more options (graphics control, sound device selection) but for a free game with no microtransactions you couldn't ask for much more.

This game used to be fun but has turned into an endless grind with a heavy focus on microtransactions to speed it up. Also the game has literally no attempt at balance OR realism, with 20mm machineguns out-damaging 100mm+ shells in the naval battles, and some ships being stuck at 10mph (while everyone else is at 40+, meaning you never even SEE an opponent half the time).

Worth every penny. Story may be relatively short (1-2hrs) but there's lots of replay value and plenty to find and do outside of the main plot (like finding Jerry!). Does feel a little proof-of-concept in places but that's par for the course with any company's first VR game.

If you love Rick & Morty and VR, then this is an absolute must-buy. Get Schwifty!

Top twitch-FPS marred only by poor hit registration and a toxic community of primarily Russian children who should be in school instead of screaming profanity across the internet. Being the most popular FPS it's obviously also a popular game to bot in, though the reporting functions would be enough to curb this if it didn't rely on the honesty of other players on the botter's team.

Provided you can ignore all that, it's certainly worth the price and will provide hours of entertainment.

Just finished the story today. Great game - 30hrs playtime with 1/2 of the Riddler trophies etc. and very little time spent on AR challenges as yet. Considering both my Asylum and City profiles on Steam show 30hrs playtime each and that includes the full story, DLC and a load of challenges, it's a satisfying amount of game time.

I've been lucky enough to only have a couple of minor quibbles with performance as the game went on (mostly framerate drops during fast gliding, but I was running at 60 for the majority), and those'll likely be patched out in future like they were with City.

Gameplay gripes: End was a little too cut-sceney and some foreshadowing left a major plot twist pretty obvious for a while but the latter might have been because I spend so long doing sidequests between main missions. Batmobile could handle a little better, but is not too bad - handled the Riddler courses without too much bother.