LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROES FREE

LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROES FREE

Each becomes playable once you've defeated them, either in the open city, or in the Free Play mode as you go back through levels a second time. He's got Loki and Magneto in his frontlines, and then just about every baddy you can think of from Doc Oc to Mandarin, Green Goblin to Electro, MODOK to Rhino. Doom's after them, for what might well be 'Doctor Doom's Doomray Of DOOM!'. The Silver Surfer gets kersplatted in a cutscene at the start, and his board gets shattered into blocks of 'the power cosmic'. As you might expect, there's a break-out at the Raft at the start, allowing Dr Doom to recruit an awful lot of familiar (and less familiar) evil faces to help him in his quest to. There's an emphasis on the Avengers (of the Whedon variety), but tons of X-Men, the Fantastic 4, Spidey, and a metric ton of baddies from every corner. The worst is that they deem Spider-Man as one of the non-genius characters, who can't use computers. The best example would be Reed 'Mr Fantastic' Richards, who when bored can turn himself into a teapot and then hop around. It's their version, and it's not beholden to your lore. While most of their leads have been taken by the film versions of most major characters, these guys are always made of Lego. It needs one, because TT have taken all the liberties you'd expect, if you've enjoyed their stunning Lego Star Wars or Lego Harry Potter series. Let's all admit that's the best possible choice. I've not checked to see whether this project has been designated with an official Marvel universe number. And oh thank goodness, TT are delighting in the vast array of nonsense to spoof and celebrate within the Marvelverse. It's a massive expansion of the usual formula, this time featuring a huge, open New York to explore, ludicrously packed with missions, quests, challenges and mini-games, with the main story quests launching from within. I'm utterly hooked, have been playing for two days solid and am still a tiny percentage toward complete, enjoying epic set pieces that feel like worthy entries into the muddle of Marvel non-canon. Lego Marvel Super Heroes is bloody brilliant. By all rights this should be a tired mess, because no studio can release eighteen Lego games (25 if you include everything else) in eight years and still keep things fresh, interesting and entertaining. And that's not including the other six Lego licenses they've released in the same eight years. This is the twelfth game in TT Games' astonishingly successful franchise. I've been playing it non-stop for days, and despite being told I'm only 20% of the way through, feel ready to tell you wot I think: Quite why Warner would go to such lengths to screw up the release of such an excellent game we're not sure. Lego Marvel Super Heroes is out in the States, but has then horribly drowned in the oceans, seemingly not released in Europe until the 15th November.

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