This game is buggy and unplayable. Most of my inputs would register as double inputs, causing me to do a lot of stuff that I didn't want to do, such as getting stuck talking to the same NPC countless times because I kept initiating a conversation with them with the double inputs. Also, sometimes I would try to do an action while walking around and the button I press just doesn't do what it is supposed to do, causing me to get stuck a few times until the button decides to do what it should do. The constant fight with the game ended up just not being worth it and I had to quit after playing for only an hour.

The use of the Unreal engine is good for making graphics that look pretty, which they definitely do in this game. I barely got anywhere in the story, but it started out in an interesting way that made me at least engaged enough to want to continue playing. The combat was actually well-done and felt satisfying. That's all the positive stuff I can really say about this game.

Saw this game used in a lot of videos and stuff and it looked like it would be fun. Once I tried it, it was a bit of a let down. The controls were super weird and unintuitive, making the game feel clunky and unsatisfying to play.

Rolling into things to collect them only gets fun near the end of the levels when you are big enough to collect almost anything. But until that point, it is just constant bumping into things too big to collect and missing things I can collect since it is kind of hard to see where I am going with the huge ball in my way. Nothing really changes from level to level, so it gets kind of boring after a few levels of doing the same thing.

I thought this game looked so cool when I saw my friend playing it, so I bought it and tried it for myself. It was fun at the start, but I just couldn’t bring myself to finish it.

I think the core idea of this came is pretty good for a rhythm game. I played in marching band and concert band as a percussionist in high school, so I like to think I have a pretty good feel for rhythm by now, but there were some parts of this game that felt completely disconnected from the music, which is pretty bad for a rhythm game like this where movements are supposed to sync to the music. That’s probably why I felt like the difficulty ramps up way too fast because the levels seem to continue to use the music as a suggestion for the movement of the player rather than a requirement. I didn’t even make it halfway through the game since I found it too challenging and ended up not having fun when I kept dying. Maybe it’s a skill issue, but I just wasn’t enjoying myself after a while.

Other than that, I really like the music and art style. It is very pleasing to look at and listen to.

I completely forgot this game existed until a few days ago when it suddenly just jumped into my mind as I sat in bed. When I was really young, I remember playing this all the time and loving it. Although, I always asked one of my parents to do the race at the end since I wasn’t good enough to do it myself.

Watched a bit of gameplay recently to jog my memory and I can confidently say that I am no longer in the target audience for a game like this, but I’m still trying to rate this based on what I thought when I was the target demographic.

I’ll admit that I am a Marvel normie that got into Marvel almost exclusively because of the MCU, but I loved seeing all of these different characters interact in different ways that simply aren’t going to happen in the movies. The story was definitely one of the big things that I liked in this game.

Having said that, I found the gameplay to be kind of meh. It just felt like a lot of button spamming around enemies and you’ll win the fight. That style of gameplay is fun at first, but gets kind of boring and repetitive after a while.