A year later, facing XGP, Square Enix will recall the not-too-distant night when Marvel's Avengers were released. Who would have thought that the Marvel IP adaptation game that SE painstakingly operated would end up with this decline.
In September last year, the world-wide Marvel Avengers game was finally released, as one of the few highly anticipated AAA game masterpieces at that time, "Marvel Avengers" was a masterpiece that Crystal Power Studios had worked hard for years to create. For this work, Crystal Power even abandoned the development of Tomb Raider: Shadow.
Leaving the owner, the ancient tomb developed by eidos Montreal is quite a bit of a coincidence
Marvel's Avengers attracted a lot of attention when it went public, but the game's appearance was like a perfect dive, and there seemed to be no trace of it on the calm network, and even the game memes about it were few and far between. A well-known IP that women and children know, it is a strange thing that the amount of discussion is so low, and it is precisely because of this that I have been holding the coin and waiting.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > superhero game with super problems</h1>
A year later, if it wasn't for XGP, I would have basically forgotten about the existence of this game. After nearly 10 hours of stand-alone plot, I finally understood why no one was talking about the game, because it was really "tasteless and discarded with meat", and the content of the game was so thin that there was nothing to talk about except to buy some skins for the lesson money.
The first is the haunting character image. We can't afford to buy the portrait rights in the movie, but the game characters are similar to it, and now it seems that it is completely a failure to draw a tiger according to the cat. Because of this, the character image in the game has no characteristics to speak of, just like Li Ghost is a "cheap substitute" for Li Kui. Why can't you start a new story like Marvel Spider-Man next door? Marvel is not without a multiverse [dog head]
People are ugly, and the number is very small. As a service game, after a year of updates, there are only 9 playable characters (including one male hawkeye and one female hawkeye), and the initial character is only 6. It is no longer 2012, and the reunion of this number of people is really a billion points thin.
Heartbreaking is also the boss battle of this game, in this game, there are fewer superheroes and fewer supervillains! Crystal Power is good at making great parkour levels, but is clearly not good at the design of boss battles. In the whole game, counting the last Mordoc, there are only three boss battles that can be named, and the rest are standing on piles to pick up various machines, and the process is quite boring. Especially the boss who stepped on the blue frame and jumped up to fight the low-altitude giant plane laughed at me, MGS If he dared to appear such a bridge section, Hideo Kojima estimated that he was still doing miscellaneous work for Konami.
I suspect that SE's previous clips showing the Widows vs. Imitation Masters were misleading the player
What's even more tedious is that the difference between these superheroes only stays in appearance and attack moves, while all people have the same attack power. In the case of the same equipment value, Black Widow beats people and Hulk beats people the same effect, but the Hulk's attack speed is slower, so the widow sister brushes faster efficiency, if her equipment is better, this gap will be even greater. Such a design is obviously contrary to the Marvel setting we know, so there is always a sense of violation when playing.
The reason why everyone's attack power is the same is precisely because Marvel Avengers is a brush game, four superheroes in a small open area to brush resources and experience, and then used to improve the value of skills and equipment... Is it really interesting to do this? At least for me, the brush game has long been played.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > is not as good as making it unmatched</h1>
At the beginning, Marvel Reunion gave me a very strong sense of déjà vu, that is, "Peerless Snake 2". The similarity between the two is almost recognizable: they are both superhero action brush games; the attack system is a combination of strong and weak attacks to put skills; the plot is that the righteous warrior is scattered by the Demon King, and then the little braves rescue the base one by one, expand the base, make side quests, and finally unite to defeat the Demon King.
However, compared to SE, the glorious "Peerless Snake 2" is more complete. The 132 playable characters are definitely more playable than 6 people, the visible exclusive weapons and equipment are more attractive than the virtual level values, and the map scenes are richer, and the easter eggs are buried. In contrast, in addition to the good picture of "Marvel's Avengers", the game experience is really not as high as "Peerless Snake 2".
It can only be said that Crystal Power is only good at action puzzle solving, but Marvel superhero genre games are not suitable for action puzzles.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > the worrying Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy? </h1>
"Marvel's Avengers" was undoubtedly messed up by SE and Crystal Power, but another SE adaptation of the Marvel IP game is about to be released at the end of October this year, that is, "Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy".
I'm also not very optimistic about this game, because its developer is Eidos Montreal, and in recent years, its works have been "Breaking Siege: Human Division" and "Tomb Raider: Shadow", and the development strength is obviously not as good as Crystal Power, in fact, the developer's game has been unremarkable after its listing. Therefore, it is difficult to say that "Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy" will have any breakthrough than "Marvel Avengers" at present.
But hope is not nothing, compared to "Marvel Reunion", Marvel Silver Guardian is said to be a single-player game, and there is no DLC and in-app purchases. And in the latest trailer, there is also a choice dialogue system that can make people more immersive, and it seems that there are multiple endings. Looks like it's going to be more fun than the former? I also hope it will be eidos Montreal's turnaround.
These faces always look a little awkward
Finally, Chinese dubbing, since Tomb Raider: Rise, full Chinese dubbing has become a tradition of Crystal Power and Eidos Montreal works, which is really gratifying.
But the actors who seem to voice his game are selected from the mainland and Bay Bay, and sometimes Bay's Mandarin is not good, and the accent is very dramatic, like the previous "Tomb Raider: Shadow". Although "Marvel Reunion" is a little better this time, the super frigid style of Ant-Man Doctor, speaking sounds very contrary to [covering his face] Every time he says it, it feels that the pace of the game has slowed down.
Curious about what has changed in the dubbing of the new work? However, I still hope that the Chinese dubbing games can be more and more, more and more far away!