In this latest Marvel adventure, which I believe is the third LEGO game now counting Avengers, players find themselves facing off against Kang in a battle of space and time. The last LEGO game I played for any extended amount of time was probably LEGO City Undercover at the Wii U launch, but I have found in my time thus far with MSH2 that the tried and true formula hasn’t changed much, which is both a good and potentially not-so-good thing. The LEGO games offer a potent blend of accessibility for all ages, especially among younger players, while still having enough humor and puzzles to make sure the beat’em up combat doesn’t get too stale for adults. Let’s face it, they’re best played in couch co-op mode with up to four players and I applaud TT Games for continuing to keep couch co-op a focus. Of all of the LEGO games, I have only played a few. Indeed, many popular franchises have been LEGO-tized, from Indiana Jones and Star Wars, Pirates of the Caribbean and Harry Potter, to the DC universe, Jurassic Park, and indeed, the Marvel universe as well, which is the subject of the latest release in Marvel Super Heroes 2 (MSH2).
LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROES 2 GLITCHES MOVIE
They typically release around the time the universe or movie they’re based off of is having a release as well, and the marketing synergy there makes sense to do it that way. LEGO games have become very prevalent in the last several years, with multiple titles coming out each year.
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