Definitely the best superhero game on the App Store. It’s got a unique style that I love. All the hero costumes and armor armor are different. It’s not like other games where everything has the classic look. Marvel MM is super special and cool. The story is also super interesting. It relates to the comics and gives them a twist. But the game doesn’t go without its problems. I don’t like how you have to pay a whole $20 for a premium pass thing. But it’s not that big of a deal because you could play without it. Other than that, the game is amazing. I really hope the developer sees this and tries to fix that little problem. I definitely recommend this game though

Been playing since day one and put a lot of money toward the game to test wether it would be good in the long run this is my honest review, very money grab game pay to win trying to keep up with all the characters with very little way to pull them unless you purchase keys, Ai for pvp bifrost brawl is awful I notice a trend with the enemies Ai making smarter decisions forcing you to lose (I have many examples of this were my team has the upper hand in terms of characters,artifacts, synergy and levels but my Ai makes poor decisions forcing my other wise better team to lose) if this game didn’t have the “Marvel” title with beloved characters it wouldn’t have survived as long as it already has. You need to control high placements in all events throughout the game to earn the rewards needed to stay relevant and earn rewards to make your characters even decent but you won’t be able to do that unless you spend lots of money since that shortly becomes the only way to open packs, moreover the chances of getting the character from the pack still isn’t worth the money I will get the featured character 1time for every 80pulls! And at times I will get it 0 times out of 80 pulls and that will roughly run you around $50+ to do, its a joke there hiding this terrible game behind a beloved marvel sign so not fall for it

I love the Marvel milieu and have been playing this game regularly for many days, but with markedly decreasing enjoyment. The game seems to have a hard time deciding if it is a true auto-battler and the design of the battles/scenarios makes that painfully clear, with some fights seeming to require micromanagement that is potentially frustrating because of the randomness of what skills are available to use at any given point (yes, that's part of the point of their mechanics but in practice it isn't very entertaining). Also, excessive use of battles with lots of waves/adds can feel either tedious or overwhelming or both, in which case you are definitely asking yourself, "Is this fun?". Some dedicated balancing and tuning would definitely add a star or even two to my rating. As it is I will probably focus my time on the similar but more even-handed and tactically enjoyable Worlds Collide.