Radio messages from Peggy Carter! Slapstick with Thor and Hulk! Lego Marvel's Avengers should be a delightful romp with beloved heroes, but it's a clunky chore.

Your favorite Avenger characters are here in adorable Lego form

Confused level design often physically obscures what youre meant to be doing; Imprecise controls that break up the flow of fun; Movie dialog feels awkwardly shoved in and out of place

There are more than 100 characters to discover in Lego Marvel's Adventures, and it'll take dedicated players dozens of hours to access every single one. But even when you've unlocked only a handful, it's clear that many of the characters play in the same way.

Good family fun; Huge roster of Marvel characters; Charming spin on the Marvel movies

Very little different to the same Lego formula; Not much character variation despite having huge roster

We may be inundated with LEGO games as of late. Any time a big action movie releases, we're bound to have a LEGO game based off of it, especially if the movie is a cult classic like Jurassic Park, Lord of the Rings, or Star Wars.

Large open world; polished gameplay; lack of typical TT Games glitches; solid flying mechanics; and plenty of silly LEGO fun

Awkward use of movie audio; padded levels; and less humor than typical for LEGO games

Bricks assemble.

The usual fun gameplay; New combo feature makes combat more exciting; Interesting hub worlds and side quests

Dialogue is unnecessary in places; Stories are rushed; Too much content crammed into one game

Following the success of Lego Marvel Super Heroes, the Marvel series gets another Lego entry in the form of Lego Marvel's Avengers, which basically ties in all the films from the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) such as the Captain America, Iron Man films and of course, the two Avengers films.

The sensation of watching Joss Whedon's Avengers films, blood-pressure-raising cinematic carnival acts that the filmmaker just barely kept from falling apart at the seams, is perfectly captured by LEGO Marvel Avengers , though perhaps not in the way Traveller's Tales intended.

Remember LEGO Dimensions and how refreshing it felt when developer TT Games tried out new gameplay ideas? Throw all of those new ideas away and you're stuck with LEGO Marvel's Avengers. I sat playing the game, continually looking for something to be at least a little bit exciting.

Another fun adventure through the LEGO universe with Marvel's Avengers that is a good all-ages game

LEGO continues their plan for world domination, on consoles at least.

Two years have passed since the release of the awesome Lego Marvel Super Heroes , an original story with a huge roster of characters and a huge Manhattan open-world to explore with plenty of secrets and side-objectives.

Makes great use of the Marvel movie universe; TT Games adds visual twist to movie dialogue; 8 open-world hubs; including Manhattans return; Superb humour from TT Games

The series may not have evolved enough for some