Seems really cool, and keeps the kids and adults happy. Typical game though, nothing too special about it....

The most interesting thing about Lego Marvel Superheroes is the way it mixes the properties from the Marvel comic books with those of the movies. It's a strange collusion of Marvel's movie properties and visual styles with comics and TV animation.

Does the Marvel universe justice; Combines the best of Lego gameplay; Over 150 unlockable characters; Open-world Marvel New York; Levels designed to showcase character abilities

No way to choose missions; Over 150 unlockable characters

The latest in Travellera€?s Talesa€? seemingly endless supply of licensed Lego games is one that seems such an obvious fit that the only real surprise is that it took this long for two of the biggest franchises to combine in this manner.

I've never been one to fall into the allure of the LEGO-licensed games. Sure, LEGOs were fun to play with on a table when I was 10 years old, or on the floor, but I never saw the possibility of them being fun to play with in a video game, until now.

graphics & gameplay

frustrating camera angles

"...a superhero story worthy of afternoon playtime." "Lego Marvel Super Heroes couldn't slay all of its technical villains..."

Open-world New York City; Tons of collectibles; including Stan Lee himself; Plenty of funny moments to keep the laughter up

Technical mishaps, including game-breaking glitches, Monotonous level design and mission format, Strange A.I; actions during open-world play

Lego games are really exciting and that too if it has an open world feature the game Is real treat for the gamers. The game is freakinly awesome . Good and fast delivery. Good seller.

Lego Marvel Super Heroes provides the Marvel experience that fans have been dreaming of. It's funny, authentic to the franchises and is a joy to play. I can't fault it for anything other than playing it a bit safe, other than that it's probably the best Lego game to date and worth picking up if you...

There are some things that are just meant to be together: blueberry bagels and cream-cheese; Han Solo and Chewbacca; Justin Bieber and lots of fire. The combination of one of the most beloved, ingenious toys of the millennium, LEGO; and the epic might of respected prolific publisher Marvel comics is...

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes is rated E-10 with an ESRB descriptor of Cartoon Violence. You can punch, shoot, and zap bad guys, but they just fall down or go to pieces when defeated. They make it perfectly clear that everything is made out of LEGOs, so violence isn't really that bad.

So you've purchased a PlayStation 4 for your family and you're looking for a family-friendly game to go along with your new system. You could get Knack, a light, Pixar-style romp that Jeremy disliked or you could go with Lego Marvel Superheroes.