My son got this for christmas,and he has been playing it quite a bit. He loves it and like all the lego games many surprises in store along with villians and heros.

If there's one thing you can guarantee during these times of uncertainty, it's that the next LEGO game is never more than a few months away. You can more or less rely on them being superhero flavoured nowadays too, which is fine by us.

This is another fun Lego game. Lots of places to explore and lots of characters to collect. If there was anything I might say against it is they didn't use any of the voice actors from the Marvel movies.

Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 starts with a big brash action scene that you might expect to see as the finale to one of Marvel's tentpole blockbusters, the Guardians of the Galaxy crashing into battle against big bad Kang the Conquerer, a time-travelling scientist that's never appeared in the Marvel...

The LEGO games have utilised a vast array of franchises over the years, from huge properties like Star Wars and Harry Potter individually, to the 1980s TV shows Knight Rider and the A-Team in LEGO Dimensions.

Bought as a Christmas present for my children, previous experience tells me this is going to be a great gift as other versions of LEGO games have given them great entertainment.

Christmas is three weeks away and you'll soon see the malls full of hurried shoppers overloaded with gifts for their families! We're here to help, and hopefully, you can find a few items here that will be a good fit for your family and friends. While there isn't any...

A Lot Of Fun; Hillarious; Amazing References; Fan Service; Yay

Repetitive Side Missions; VERY Severe Bugs

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

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.