But the combat and playstyle of each character is pretty unique. Marvel = Kate Bishop Hawkeye = Captain America). Some mechanics do get repeated (the jump/climb/fly only seem to fall into 3 categories), and some of the non-combat animations are essentially identical (Ms.

Even Hawkeye and Kate Bishop (Hawkeye pt. Each of the characters has a very unique feel and playstyle. Graphics are exceptional and seamless, despite intense action sequences. If you are a Marvel (or Avengers) fan, then you really should at least play the main campaign. The voice acting is superb, breathes new life into the characters, and makes them fun to interact with.

Characters are not just cut-and-paste from the MCU, they draw a lot of inspiration from the comics. It’s an original story that shows a lot of love and faith for the source material. Avengers tells a great story about the fall of the Avengers. Play it for the single player campaign, ignore the multiplayer and microtransaction garbage, and set it down when it starts to get repetitive/grindy. Unfortunately, Crystal Dynamics tried to turn this solid game into an MMO cash-cow, and that is where the game falls apart. It is a pretty good single player button masher with a lot of polish and a really good Marvel storyline. 80% PlayStation 5 Summary Avengers doesn’t deserve the bad rap it gets from all the haters.

Avengers gameplay review