Marvel's Midnight Suns

X-COM Marvel with cards shouldn't work but somehow it does.

Excellent turn based fighting game with obvious extra appeal to Marvel fans, not a bad story so far (about 40 hours in)

整體一般般，除非你好中意這些超級英雄，在開頭過咗新鮮期後，個戰鬥模式就會比你一種不斷重復的感覺，另外養成要大量時間，如果你仲要和各個英雄都聊天，要既時間會更長

omg it's a card game. I wasted money on a card game masquerading as a turn based tactics game. Awful.

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its good

My short answer is, if you like marvel at all or deckbuilding games, pick this up. It is a gem, and I find it very sad that there will likely never be a sequel since the publisher considers it a flop. Longer answer: there are some issues and things to bear in mind. For one, the game is unique among deckbuilders. It tries to merge action games with deckbuilding games so it's a sort of in between amalgamation. Be prepared for strategy, but don't expect a fleshed out system the way a game like Slay the Spire is. I saw a comment that described this game as like Fire Emblem Three Houses. I would disagree for the simple fact that this is nothing like Fire Emblem. Yes, you interact and build friendship with your characters at the manor, but the combat system is not remotely the same and you have no options to romance characters, both of which are big draws for Fire Emblem. With neither of those, I would say prepare to play a completely unique game. Yes there are similarities, but not enough for a genuine comparison. The story is good... enough. I don't think it's anything special, but I also don't think it's abysmal like some people think. It's good enough to support the gameplay, which is the real reason you play this. I try to consider content when making recommendations, especially with how rare ESRB ratings are on Steam these days. This game has an ESRB and I think it's pretty accurate. Specifically, it has some language, but I don't remember every feeling like it was strong. It was what you've come to expect from basically anything Marvel, which is unfortunate. It has no romancing, but suggestive themes are very prominent. Every character has a swimsuit you can unlock and change. They will randomly be at a pool by the manor in said swimsuit. It's fairly easy to just avoid the pool, but it will be there most of the time between missions. Worth keeping in mind if that bothers you. Something else worth noting is that there is some LGBTQ themes in this game. It's pretty difficult to notice early in, but as the game ramps up a relationship of that nature is revealed until it's around every corner around the end of the game. Again, worth keeping in mind if that bothers you. I will note an issue of quality. The game is high quality right up until it gets close to the end, then most of the voice lines don't match at all with the subtitles, some lines are straight up MISSING and just generally it feels like they didn't finish the ending of the game. It's a shame because the rest of the game has fair quality. Last but not least, I would be remiss if I didn't mention Denuvo. That software is basically spyware in what kinds of things it can access when the game is running, even having kernel level access. I played this on Steam Deck to negate the problem slightly, since I don't use it for anything personal and important, but it created a problem of basically never being able to play this game outside of the house due to it refusing to run if it hadn't been run on internet that day. So don't plan to play this on the go. My conclusion: worth playing if none of those things are a no-go for you. Most of those issues are minor and even if they do bother you, you may be able to look past it. I would say the biggest problem is Denuvo. If I didn't own a Steam Deck, I would never play this game just because of how much potential danger there is around that software. Be prepared for the risk you are taking if you download this on any device you use for non-gaming purposes.