Unless you were a hardcore superhero fan willing to put up with the monotony, there was very little here to keep you invested.
It turns out that after the narrative closed its doors, Black Panther was folded into the main roster and was equally as dull as the daily grind whittled down to beating up robots in exchange for dull resources and even duller cosmetics. Related: Elden Ring Preview - More Than Just Dark Souls Meets Breath Of The Wild Black Panther was viewed with a similar level of reverence, many believing his expansion would mark a new beginning for Marvel’s Avengers, abandoning its tired grind in favour of a solo campaign that capitalised on everything that made parts of the base game so compelling. It’s all been a bit weird, but one of the potential saving graces was the arrival of Spider-Man, but as our own Stacey Henley has already said, it’s far too late for him to swing in and save the day. So why did you assign Crystal to it in the first place then? Crystal Dynamics has been dealt a bad hand with its live service superhero adventure, failing to garner an audience while Square Enix is happy to throw the studio under the bus for its efforts, labeling it as the wrong fit for the game. This week saw the long-awaited reveal of Spider-Man for Marvel’s Avengers, and I’m kicking myself for getting my hopes up.
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