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

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

TT Games is back with, you guessed it, another LEGO game! Following 2013's Lego Marvel Superheroes, this time around it is the Avengers who get their turn with a title based on the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But how solidly built is this latest outing compared to the previous instalment?

Lego Marvel Avengers is the latest instalment in the franchise and one of the most action packed yet! It features story-lines taken from the following Marvel Films, The Avengers and its sequel Avengers: Age of Ultron; plus there is also playable content taken from Marvel's Captain America, Captain...

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.

Lego Marvel Superheroes is a tough act to follow. It's funny, great fun to play – easily one of the best Lego games so far, in fact – and crammed full of dozens of Marvel characters, both famous and obscure.

'Lego Marvel's Avengers' is based almost exclusively on Marvel's Cinematic Universe. It cribs scenes mostly from 'The Avengers' and 'Avengers: Age of Ultron', but also has levels from 'Captain America: The First Avenger', 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier', 'Iron Man 3', and 'Thor: The Dark...

Continuing developer TT Games' history of translating entertainment properties into Lego adventure sets, Lego Marvel's Avengers ' 10-hour open-world campaign has plenty to do and a sense of humor that keeps the game entertaining. But technical and mechanical issues disassemble its charm.

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.

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.