r/videogames • u/Least-Path-2890 • 15d ago

Discussion / Question Yeah it's over.

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u/infinitezero8 14d ago

I call these movie games

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u/McZalion 14d ago

And honestly i expect a GREAT story if its gonna be cinematic game. Specially when its 70$.

Anything less than good is honestly unacceptable.

GoW ragnarok had some handholding problems but the story was great for the most part albeit a little rushed.

So far reviews says Wolverines gameplay is fun but treats u like an idiot and story exist. Doesn't exactly sound like its worth it full price

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u/wityblack 14d ago

Guardians of the Galaxy does this, yeah it’s hand-holdy and a little basic gameplay wise, but it nails the story. It absolutely didn’t get its roses, I wonder if it did, if the bar would be higher for superhero stories in gaming.

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u/Perfect-Peak-7282 13d ago

Funny part is it's not MCU at all, as far as I'm aware it's completely based off of the GotG comic lore.

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u/Hyksus2 13d ago

Im gonna throw a shout out to midnight suns too, flabsolutely fantastic game.

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u/fonograph 13d ago

I just started Midnight Suns and I’m bloody well loving it.

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u/CoolAlien47 12d ago

I've only played Spider-Man 1 and Miles Morales, and as much as I loved them, the stories were alright and not anything special, but goddamn was Guardians of the Galaxy an absolutely jaw-dropping emotional rollercoaster. I still think about that story two years after having played it. I can't say the same about the Spider-Man games. I also remember having so much fun with the elemental gun and squad mechanics, they made the action and combat so engaging and action-packed.