Marvel Contest of Champions

Tutorial sucks to go through Tutorial is miserable as an existing player wanting to get into their account.

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Logic The games graphics , layout and the idea is good but you can tell it was a poorly coded mobile vs a video game that’s just on mobile. One is a game that you can tell was only made for a phone for short gaming and the other is a game that’s for any device or console just on mobile devices mainly. this game is definitely a poorly coded mobile game majority for the fact the fighting logic is horrible and they made the cpu just spammy and cheesy. The cpu isn’t hard or skilled it genuinely just has too many advantages against you while it spams you.

If you hear me do this… So last few days saw that the game chat is going really crazy and if you go there people start to chat on really personal stuff, so I want you to delete chat from main program (EVERYWERE).

Too much pay to win I used to be in love with this game but the more i play the more realize i cant beat whales. I actually support the game and buy a couple characters from time to time but that is not enough to beat the exclusive characters that kabam put out for major whales. So I decided to quit and even contemplating about deleting my account to keep my sanity. I dont want to grind battlegrounds all day and night anymore.

Incredibly fun mobile fighter It’s by far my favorite fighting game on mobile, there are so many champions to collet and the fighting is easy but not too easy.

Great Fighting Game, Absolutely Awful Economy I genuinely enjoy Marvel Contest of Champions, which is why I’m giving the overall game 3/5 stars. The combat is fun, the champion roster is massive, and there’s a lot of content to play through. Unfortunately, one part of the game drags the entire experience down for me: the ridiculous in-game currency system. There are simply too many currencies to keep track of. Different game modes, events, stores, and progression systems seem to introduce another token, shard, crystal, resource, or special currency. Instead of making progression feel rewarding, it makes the game’s economy feel unnecessarily bloated and exhausting. But my biggest problem by far is Units, the game’s premium currency. Units are incredibly difficult to save because the game gives you so few through normal gameplay compared with how quickly you can spend them. You can put a significant amount of time into the game and watch your Unit balance crawl upward, while many useful purchases can wipe out a large portion of your savings almost instantly. And buying Units with real money isn’t exactly an attractive alternative. Just look at the store prices: * 135 Units — $4.99 * 275 Units — $9.99 * 850 Units — $29.99 * 1,450 Units — $49.99 * 3,100 Units — $99.99 That means even the $99.99 “Best Value” package works out to only about 31 Units per dollar. Put another way, 1,000 Units effectively costs about $32.25 at the game’s best standard in-app rate. What makes that pricing even harder to swallow is how weak the bulk discount is. The $4.99 package gives about 27.05 Units per dollar, while dropping nearly $100 at once raises that to only about 31 Units per dollar. That’s only around a 15% improvement in Units per dollar despite spending twenty times as much money at once. So yes, Odin’s Vault technically is the best value of these packages. The pricing tiers aren’t mathematically deceptive—the larger packages progressively give you more Units for your money. But calling $99.99 for 3,100 Units a compelling “Best Value” is another matter entirely. A $100 premium-currency purchase should feel substantial. That’s the frustrating part of the system. You’re stuck between slowly grinding for relatively small amounts of Units or paying prices that I don’t think offer particularly good value. If Units were considerably easier to earn through gameplay, the cash prices wouldn’t bother me nearly as much. Likewise, if the real-money packages offered substantially more Units, the slow earning rate would be easier to tolerate. Instead, the game manages to make both sides of the equation feel stingy. And all of this is piled on top of an already overcrowded currency system. It’s a shame because underneath all of that monetization is a genuinely entertaining Marvel fighting game. I like collecting champions, building my roster, and actually playing the game. I just wish the economy were simpler and progression felt more rewarding instead of constantly reminding me how scarce the premium currency is. Overall game: 3/5. In-game currency system: 1/5. TL;DR: The fighting is fun. The currency system makes me feel like I need an accounting degree.

Rose This is so good I love this game so much

Review Best mobile game ever made

Best game ever played! I'm not going to lie, but Marvel Contest of Champions is literally the greatest of all time! Golly Moses, that was the best one I’ve ever played in a while. Greatest of all time = GOAT.