MARVEL Midnight Suns First 30 Minutes Gameplay

Marvel Midnight suns is finally out and this by far was one of my launches and man was it sadly sour when actually playing the game but in todays review would be my first few bits of playing and i want to let players know what to somewhat expect for a $60 game. This review is not full on review of the game from start to finish but just my observations ive noticed during my time playing. So what is Marvel Midnight Suns? Marvel’s Midnight Suns is the ultimate crossover event combining the rich story, character relationships, customization and progression of an RPG with the tactical strategy and combat mechanics of a revolutionary new card-based tactics game. Set in the darker side of the Marvel Universe, you will forge unbreakable bonds with legendary Marvel Super Heroes and dangerous supernatural warriors in the fight against the world’s greatest threat yet…the demonic forces of Lilith and the elder god Chthon. Come to find out this wasn't the first time the heroes had a legendary battle with Lilith. You play as the Hunter, the first fully-customizable original hero in the Marvel Universe. Personalize your appearance, choose your reactions to situations, and build friendships with Marvel legends spanning The Avengers, X-Men, Runaways, and more. Decide who to take with you on missions, which missions to embark on, and a host of other options to make this a unique experience. One thing you'll notice is in the early stages of the game you'll feel a bit left out of the story of what happened when Lilith first came and was beaten by us.

Sure, it is titled Marvel’s Midnight Suns, but don’t let the relatively inconspicuous title fool you. It is a full blown high-profile Marvel game packing a roster that features popular Marvel characters including Iron Man, Captain America, Doctor Strange, Wolverine, Spider-Man and The Hulk. As well as including less-known characters like Nico Minoru and Magik. All of these characters are fighting in a high-stakes interpersonal story involving the demon 

Based on a relatively obscure comic arc from 1993, the video game version of Marvel’s Midnight Suns starts like a fever dream: An ancient goddess is raised from the “dead” to lead the fascist organization, Hydra. A team of Marvel superheroes gathers in an old abbey. There, a dead hero—this is the character I play—is brought back to life as well. It’s all quite different in tone from what the majority of the MCU films offer, but it’s definitely in keeping with the weirdness of ’90s Marvel comics.