So, here are 16 essential Weird West tips that will help get you started. However, the game throws a lot at you at first.
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Phil played on Xbox Series X, Sean played on PS5.Weird West is a solid game. It just comes across too simplistic and repetitive when it could have been deep and rewarding. "Marvel's Midnight Suns" is not a bad game, it's not a good game, but it's a game. This is nowhere near Marvel's "Guardians of the Galaxy" offering from last year, but should still entertain anyone with an interest in this superhero universe. The simplistic card tactics leave a lot to be desired and the constant quips are grating. I grew sick of seeing the same attack animations and after a few hours I was bored with the gameplay loop.
It feels a little phoned in and, again, like it was meant to play on a phone. Sean: This game is another example, to me, of the overhype of big budget, big name titles. "Marvel's Midnight Suns" may have its flaws, but it's got enough energy, polish and grandiosity to make it the top superhero game of the year. I was thoroughly satisfied by the movement aspect, though, particularly when it allowed you to pick up environmental objects to bash unsuspecting enemies over their heads. There are plenty of ways the devs tried to make this one easier, such as allowing re-draws and area-attacks that spam large areas. A better choice would have been to have left the sarcasm to the characters who do it best - Iron Man and Spider-Man - and left everyone else as straight characters.Īs someone who tends to be intimidated by the complexities of "XCOM" or obtuse card-based games such as "Inscryption," I am just the sort of 44-year-old kid this game's skill level is aimed at. Phil: You're right about the unnecessary amount of forced humor. Phil, how did you feel about the gameplay and progression? It isn't endearing and more cringe-worthy to me.īut as we both have said, it's appreciated that characters like Ghost Rider, Blade, and Wolverine all of whom add a little more edge to a roster that also includes favorites like Captain America, Iron Man, and Doctor Strange. It isn't that deep and feels more suited for kids.Īdd to that a big problem for me - regardless of how interesting the story is or how great the roster, it's written with Marvel's irritating need to insert jokes into every scene. I assumed this would be more in line with "XCOM" and instead this is a simple card battler where you move your characters, use attack cards, and occasionally pick up environmental weapons to defeat your foes. But more so than the graphics, it's the gameplay that feels more suited to a mobile title than an RTS. Graphically it looks rough, very little about this screamed a modern console video game. First off, it felt so much like a mobile game.
But I was immediately put off by a lot about this. Sean Newgent: I was vaguely excited for this game given the good work this team did on the "XCOM" reboot. It was a joy to see characters such as Blade and Ghost Rider step up from the dark recesses of Marvel herodom and share the stage with first-stringers such as Spider-Man and Captain America. But the tactical gameplay is solid, and the cut scenes are so packed with fan service that I didn't want to skip them. While the voice cast is mostly solid, the Doctor Strange performance was a little forced and off-putting. Surprisingly, the finished product not only manage to live up to my expectations, but surpass them in many ways. Phil Villarreal: I was looking forward to this game for most of the year, so it was almost inevitable that it would let me down in some way. With a stacked lineup that includes Spider-Man, Wolverine, Captain Marvel, Blade, Iron Man, Wolverine, Doctor Strange, Ghost Rider and Hulk, the game challenges you to mix and match card-based attacks and defenses in order to pull off the necessary formula to take down your challenges. (KGUN) - An adaptation of a 1990s comic book storyline, "Marvel's Midnight Suns" is a tactical action game in which heroes band together to face off against a vampiric menace.
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