is the best thing to happen to Marvel games since 2006's Marvel Ultimate Alliance. It's a warm and witty, multi-layered approach to the brand that ties in hundreds of Marvel's most iconic characters, settings, and stories.

Huge character list; Marvel-rific story; Fantastic visuals

Unoriginal puzzles

If the pool of Marvel characters to draw from weren't so vast, Lego Marvel Super Heroes might've been easily dragged down by the series formula it faithfully adheres to. Lucky for us then that spending time with the blocky, sometimes amusingly juvenile versions of your favorite superheroes makes the...

+ Superheroes and villains are adorable and well-characterized in their powers; + Open-world freedom to mess around as you please

? Can we go back to dialogue-free

If there's one franchise that has managed to churn out more games than Call of Duty and The Sims on a regular basis, it has to be LEGO. The Danish blocks are a constant presence on store shelves, giving players a chance to build anything from the world of Batman through to an unexpected journey in...

Excellent Marvel super heroes roster; High replay value; Interesting opening world

Quirky puzzles; Gameplay can become repetitive

The LEGO games just keep coming, and they just keep getting better. Last year's LEGO Batman 2 gave us a living, breathing Gotham City to defend and LEGO The Lord of the Rings opened all of Middle Earth to be explored.

Traveller's Tales are, at this point, a master of their art. Creating family friendly licensed games under the Lego brand, they have moved between some of the biggest entertainment licences seemingly without friction creating a gaming dynasty with the same lasting appeal as many of Nintendo's...

PlayStation is an interesting brand. Though there have been plenty of platformers, puzzlers, mascots and, just, overall games appropriate for kids on the PlayStation platform, the console over the years -- particularly the PS3 (and now PS4) -- have a stigma of only being for "hardcore gamers.

Limited only by story levels that grow tired towards the end, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes is nevertheless a wonderfully witty, fun romp with a huge cast of characters and an impressively large and varied open-world hub. TT Games has done it again.

Oh LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, how do I love thee? Let me count the bricks… In a game that many thought may never see the light of day, TT Games brings us a marvellous addition to the LEGO videogame franchise.

Tt Games does a great job with taking the Marvel universe and applying it to fun gameplay and big, somewhat sandbox-like, environments. There's plenty to do and discover with this LEGO entry. Fans of the series won't be disappointed.

Lego Marvel Superheroes is the best lego game to date. It provides the unique story delivered by a lego game yet. Its open world is a lot easier to get around than the open world featured in Lego Lord of the Rings.