The long-awaited sequel to the highly popular Lego Marvel Super Heroes is finally here and this time we venture far deeper into the world of Marvel than with its predecessor. TT Games has created an expansive game that draws from over 70 years of comics and movies.

As an ode to the ever expanding Marvel universe, Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 is practically without peer. The characters you'll play, the locations you'll visit, and the references you'll come across span the length and breadth of the comic juggernaut's history in comics, TV, and film, extending to...

Huge cast of characters to choose from; Funny; sometimes hilarious dialogue; A treasure trove for Marvel fans; Great to play with kids

Same old Lego gameplay

It feels like TT Games has just about drawn all it can out of the Marvel Universe. This was true of the DC Universe in Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham , the third in a series of games exploring the world of Batman and the greater DC Universe.

Tons of licensed properties later, the LEGO franchise returns to the Marvel universe as the Avengers and the rest of the world unite to face their greatest threat yet. In LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 , the Guardians of the Galaxy and the Avengers team up as a new threat named Kang the Conqueror sets...

The first LEGO Marvel game was like a breath of fresh air for a stagnating series. It mixed fun open-world gameplay with linear stages, and had a cast of characters that ran the gamut from the Fantastic Four to the X-Men and the Avengers.

This game is great. Although there is no xmen in the game, there is still a lot more to discover than there was in the first, there are a bunch more characters for you to play as, with more unique team up moves than there was in Lego Marvel The Avengers, and a longer storyline than there has been in...

Beyond that, there's really nothing more to it. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 is a not terrible time and a pretty good game. While the story is nothing to write home about, and the gameplay is beginning to feel more than a little played out at this point, you know, definitively, if you want to play...

This feels like a true sequel to 2013's LEGO Marvel Super Heroes , and that is both a positive and a negative. Just like its predecessor, it is stuffed to bursting with fan-service and it delivers the signature fun LEGO gameplay elements that have always been core to these titles.

Stop us if you've heard this one before: sprawling puzzle platformer featuring pop culture icons reimagined in the medium of construction bricks. Progression is determined by smashing as much of the environment as possible, solving puzzles that are either incredibly simple or knuckle-whiteningly...

Fifteen minutes into Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 – the newest addition to developer Traveller's Tales' super-long line of Lego-themed franchise video games that have explored everything from Star Wars to Harry Potter – a random press of a button led to an accidental discovery that would become one of...

Endless list of characters to play with; Good variety in level locations; Massive open world; Funny visual gags; Galore for Marvel super-fans

Same; repetitive gameplay; X-Men; others missing; No combat combos; multi-build; Confusing environment at times