Tiny map

[ironmanmk42]

So I'm a bit disappointed the map is actually very tiny as such. It seems like it is about maybe 60-70% of the original LMSH Manhattan map which is a bit disappointing. I didn't fully checkout the day/night cycle but hoping it's nicely done.

There's 119 chars, 201 gold bricks and things like that so it will last a bit. However, the missions are small'ish and quite easy and get over quickly. They're not involved or intricate like LMSH or LMAvengers. LMSH2 map was kinda irritating with the small map and too many locales on one so I'm glad to have normal looking map. But it is too small.

I haven't encountered flying chars yet so it is quite time consuming to go around the map without the speedy kid.

Overall, it's colorful and nice for kids but I was looking for a feel like LMSH or LMA. That is missing.

[The A.W.G.]

Hi mate, you appear to be lost. Please, let me help you. The review section is >>> that way

[ironmanmk42]

What a useless reply by "Not AWG"

[Astroooooooo]

imho, people should need to earn the right to leave reviews on Steam.

Steam Reveiws were a nice feature when they came out, but too many people think their knee-jerk reaction constitutes a review.

*I've played 30 minutes, let me tell you why this game sucks*

*As a life-long counter-strike player, let me tell you why this game isn't counter-strike*

And if a game has an update that upsets the community in any way? they just review-bomb it instead of letting the dev sort it out.

A small example of this is Highway Bloosoms. Dev added spoken voice dialogue, made other improrovements, released all for free for existing owners...and people were outraged over an acheivment that the dev made harder to get, so to get 100% in the game it took way longer. It was meant as a joke, people lost their minds over it. It was changed pretty quickly, but the outrage remained.

[♡ Katalina Aryze ♡]

It's decently sized, I mean, I wouldn't call it tiny. The important thing to remember is that even though Lego Marvel Super Heroes map os amazing, alot of that space was flying space and you couldn't swim.

I have been flying around to get to places faster, you can create a flying character at Edna Mode's house. You can also fast travel everywhere out the gate. The thing that I found is that the town feels more organic/alive is that makes sense.

For example, there's a prison where you can visit the villains you put away. There's a farmland with crops, etc. It's smaller than I thought it would be though.