Marvel has managed to successfully present all games of all kinds, but this time it offers us the experience of superhero games in a new type through the game Marvel's Midnight Suns, which is the tactical RPG, and we were able to get a special version of the game through the company 2K to try it and share with you our complete impression Through this complete analysis.

Marvel’s Midnight Suns game features characters based on the comic book universe and gives the player the opportunity to play as characters that were previously unplayable. But what about the story, gameplay, and more? Follow us below to review and rate the game to give you an in-depth insight before you buy it.

Marvel's Midnight Suns Review and Rating

The game's development team is Firaxis Games, who worked on the big XCOM game in the past, and the publisher is the well-established company 2K. The game is the first title to feature a large number of Marvel heroes at the same time, after Marvel's Avengers, which was released two years ago.

In Midnight Suns, players take on the role of “The Hunter,” a customizable superhero created for the game. The playable roster includes many characters, including Iron Man, Captain America, Wolverine, Spider-Man, Scarlet Witch, Doctor Strange, and more. The Hunter can be male or female, and their appearance is customizable. Players can choose the Hunter’s superpowers from over 30 different abilities.

The game features 13 different heroes, including The Hunter. The gameplay is turn-based, similar to the XCOM series from the same studio, Firaxis Games. Between combat missions, players manage their upgradable base of operations called “The Abbey,” which they can roam in third-person view to explore the land and interact with other heroes. RPG elements, such as interacting with other characters, affect the gameplay and abilities of these heroes.

At the start of a new mission, players are given a choice of three heroes to enter the battle. They are given a set of random skill cards that they are restricted to use during the mission. Of course, these skills affect enemies, the player's heroes, or the environment to defeat the enemies.

The game manages to combine an exciting balance of gameplay and a beautiful story. Especially the beautiful cinematics, the game contains almost two full hours of cinematics that introduce the player to the story of the game, how to bring characters into it, and much more.

The game is about Tony Stark, his story, and the rest of his companions. In short, the game will show you the dark side of Marvel characters, the good versus evil fighting system, and the only controller is the player. With your hands, you will have the capabilities and make decisions using the characters and assume different positions, whether for defense or attack.

The graphics are good throughout, although the game is developed using the Unreal Engine 4 engine, it made the best use of the engine and the idea of making it available on all platforms never affected what the game developers were looking for in terms of graphical power.

The voice acting was very good, after all it is not a linear or open world game. But from this aspect in particular, Marvel stood out, especially by calling the actor Peter Parker from Marvel's Spider-Man game to represent the voice of Spider-Man in the game itself and much more.

The classic music from the film series was very present in the game, especially when performing the various attacks or when the cutscenes appear. I really wanted the game to be linear, for example, because with this performance it was convincing and, most importantly, satisfying.

The development team pays attention to the details of the stages and the differences in their type from one battle to the next, as well as the various character abilities, which vary in their strength and the damage they cause to the enemy. Each of these elements has been perfected to perfection.

The development team avoided making the same mistakes they made in the XCOM game, for example, when one character loses, it doesn't mean the whole team loses. This is an important point that gives the player the opportunity to reconsider their accounts and reorganize their plans, so that they can win the battle.

You will enjoy the game a lot, especially because it has a long lifespan. It takes you 60 hours to play to finish the story and side missions, and much more than that to finish it completely. Which is enough for its price, which is on par with the price of big games, 60$.

Marvel's Midnight Suns Review and Rating

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