Play for a little while, though, and you start to make sense of the chaos, even appreciating the sets of interlocking systems that rain rewards on players for running around beating up bad guys.
The screen UI is pretty busy with a dozen buttons just for combat alongside quest reminders, menu buttons, a health bar, minimap, and so on. True to Marvel and Netmarble’s claims, the game does feel like an MMO, with hordes of players and enemies filling a big world. There are so many ways to improve your equipment, passive stat boosts, and overall hero collection that it can become dizzying.Įqually overwhelming is the game itself, at least at first.
That’s the kind of thoughtful, player-friendly design we were pleased to find throughout the game’s combat, upgrades, and cosmetics – a streamlining that’s downright essential given the complex systems that govern player progression.
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