Marvel's Midnight Suns

Marvel's Midnight Suns - 9/10 - I don't usually replay games often, but Marvel's Midnight Suns was one of my favorite games the year it came out. Playing it again a few years later, I can safely say that's still true. First off, the weakest part is probably the main plot involving Lilith and Hydra. It's nothing special, evil forces taking over and we have to stop them. You've heard this Marvel trope before. Luckily, the characters are great. Hanging out with them at the Abbey, getting to know them through the friendship system, watching TV, playing video games, and chilling at the pool is perfect. Seeing their emotional growth through the game as you build your custom protagonist, The Hunter, and watching them become a massive, cohesive team is awesome. The gameplay, though, is the absolute best part. It features a fantastic tactical, turn-based gridless system mixed with a deep, deck-building card mechanic. It's easy enough to get into if you don't usually like card games but still love turn-based RPGs, thanks to the environmental attacks that don't cost cards. But if you're like me and like both, it's super fun to build character-specific decks, manage Heroism, and become OP as ♥♥♥♥ with certain team synergies. Since this was a replay, I got to try the DLC characters for the first time. Morbius was a surprise, a very fun "Bleed" mechanic user. Storm can be fun with her high-voltage chain attacks, but she's probably my least favorite of the four. Deadpool is a total wildcard, no pun intended, with a fun "En Fuego" mechanic that rewards you for avoiding damage. But the best is Venom; he's a hulking monster who utilizes a unique Ravenous meter to dish out an insane output of damage. I absolutely loved him. Overall, I love this game. Even with a weaker main plot, the gameplay, the deep character interactions, the cosmetic customization, and so much more make this a joy to play. A 9 out of 10.

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Love the gameplay and the lore always nice to learn more about the marvel universe

Awesome game, I get why people might not like the social link features but I think it really adds to the game and allows small stories to build up, making your time playing and teams more meaningful. I wasnt sure about having a premade protagonist but it really works and allows you to make a build that reflects how you want to play as you kick ass next to superheroes.

This was a pleasant game. Nothing too crazy. But good enough to spent several hours on it.

Not a super hero guy but love Blade and tactics

Decent tactics game made better by a whole host of characters and really good effects (even if they take awhile sometimes). Excellent voice acting with some hit or miss dialogue, but that's any Marvel thing tbh