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☑️Fantastic cinematics.
☑️Decent customization.
☑️The comedy is good from certain heroes to match their lore.
☑️The tutorial / combat is intuitive and doesn't take long to master.

❌Denuvo.
❌A season pass / cosmetics for a single player game.
❌Launches an extra client on start up separate from steam.
❌Might be too cinematic at times when you just want to play the game.

You can read more in depth some of the game / issues here: https://www.taptap.io/post/3530260

Originally posted by Cat:

Marvel’s Midnight Suns is a deck building tactical turn-based strategy game hybrid that combines many cinematic moments with some of your favorite heroes and villains alongside a solid story that always keeps you engaged.

You play as a reincarnated Hunter which is a fully customizable superhero of your choice (visually). You are brought back from the dead to help stop Lilith, Mother of Demons, after centuries of slumber from reviving her master Chthon.

The game is completely playable even if you don't know much about Marvel.

The negativity towards this game has been mostly about how a single player campaign game has in-game purchases for cosmetics and a season pass. I kind of agree on this statement as it does nothing but demand more money from the customer when the game itself is already $60. It's bad practice but game itself is great.



If you are familiar with the genre then you might have heard of the names Slay The Spire or Xcom 2, what Midnight Sun's has done is combined the two styles together as one with the Marvel universe, which frankly turned out well with adding in all of the cinematic scenes with all the iconic heroes and villains.

It feels very engaging and can hold my attention, however... The cinematic start to take up more of my time than the actual game play.

The game offers enough uniqueness to differentiate itself from others of the same genre, with a great cinematic showcase. Despite being an uneven experience for some players, Midnight Suns is ultimately a good game that's worth a try for tactics and Marvel fans.

✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨[quote] Please consider following my [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41005226/]Curation page[/url]. I cover a wide range of genres both paid and unpaid, providing unbiased opinions as well as regular giveaway events. [/quote]✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ ☑️Fantastic cinematics. ☑️Decent customization. ☑️The comedy is good from certain heroes to match their lore. ☑️The tutorial / combat is intuitive and doesn't take long to master. ❌Denuvo. ❌A season pass / cosmetics for a single player game. ❌Launches an extra client on start up separate from steam. ❌Might be too cinematic at times when you just want to play the game. You can read more in depth some of the game / issues here: https://www.taptap.io/post/3530260 [quote=Cat][i] Marvel’s Midnight Suns is a deck building tactical turn-based strategy game hybrid that combines many cinematic moments with some of your favorite heroes and villains alongside a solid story that always keeps you engaged. You play as a reincarnated Hunter which is a fully customizable superhero of your choice (visually). You are brought back from the dead to help stop Lilith, Mother of Demons, after centuries of slumber from reviving her master Chthon.[/i][/quote] The game is completely playable even if you don't know much about Marvel. The negativity towards this game has been mostly about how a single player campaign game has in-game purchases for cosmetics and a season pass. I kind of agree on this statement as it does nothing but demand more money from the customer when the game itself is already $60. It's bad practice but game itself is great. [h1] What is so good about it?[/h1] If you are familiar with the genre then you might have heard of the names Slay The Spire or Xcom 2, what Midnight Sun's has done is combined the two styles together as one with the Marvel universe, which frankly turned out well with adding in all of the cinematic scenes with all the iconic heroes and villains. It feels very engaging and can hold my attention, however... The cinematic start to take up more of my time than the actual game play. [h1]Conclusion[/h1] The game offers enough uniqueness to differentiate itself from others of the same genre, with a great cinematic showcase. Despite being an uneven experience for some players, Midnight Suns is ultimately a good game that's worth a try for tactics and Marvel fans.