doesn't deviate much from the established LEGO template, but its wide variety of settings, heroes, and abilities make it constantly fun to play, especially in co-op. The combat is still quite simple and it's sometimes difficult to tell what you should do next, but the story is lighthearted and fun...

Apart from a small UI overhaul, a fragmented hub, and a batch of new and redesigned characters, this is more Lego, more Marvel, and more collecting. For better or worse.

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 brings back some of our favorite heroes to the world of LEGO. Check out our thoughts on the latest game over at Kidzworld.

This sequel is an interesting amalgamation between the Marvel films, Netflix TV shows, and comic books. Thanks to Netflix, Daredevil, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist all have their own main story mission. (Why isn't Jessica Jones in it Not a clue.

New puzzles, Great to play as characters other than the main Avengers and X-Men, J; Jonah Jameson's webcast, Baby Groot, Puntastic

Worthless partymembers; Game-breaking glitchfest; Puzzles may be too complex for young fans; Gwenpool

A few technical hiccups and minor quibbles aside, Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 tops off a great year for comic book properties with a fun, varied adventure.

The humour is on par with anything in the MCU; Generous amount of side content; Full of fresh ideas

Technical issues; including glitches and frame-rate drops; Tedious boss battles

This is a very good game! I consider buying it for your kids or your self.

Worked good