Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order

« Switch owners will find plenty of content to chew through, particularly with friends, and while it may be the gaming equivalent to a Hulk Smash, that isn't to say that it isn’t a rollicking good time. »

« Altogether, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 innovates upon the original titles, creating the first fully-rounded Ultimate Alliance title. The depth provided is welcomed, even if it did leave less time to polish synergy attacks and the camera controls. Whether you are looking for a Marvel game or just want a fully-fledged RPG, there is fun to be had with Ultimate Alliance 3. »

« Ultimate Alliance 3 works great as fan service. It finds a good balance between "hack and slash" gameplay and RPG elements, yet combat mechanics are too simple. »

« Basically a modern scrolling beat'em up to play alone but even better with friends, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is exceptionally faithful to the source material, being it comics or movies. »

« While not perfect by any means, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is the Marvel game fans have been waiting years to play. Was it worth the wait? I’d say so. But the feeling I’m left with is that I want another. And another. We get two or three good Marvel movies a year; it’s made me greedy. This game will make you long to play a dozen more. »

« Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order is an unexpected but welcomed sequel to a beloved franchised that hasn’t aged particularly well. So, is it worth playing? Thankfully yes. By taking the best of what made the series great in the first place, Team Ninja and Marvel Games made a solid action RPG that fans of the genre will have a lot of fun with. Marvel fans will also like Marc Sumerak's work of creating an interesting story that stands on its own. Sadly, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 rough edges will draw it away from perfection and aspects such as camera problems, poor AI and a very simple puzzle design can't be overlooked. The good thing is that it won't stop you from enjoying it. »

« More so than its predecessors, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order excels because of its character diversity and the ways its disparate heroes work together. For this reason alone it's an ideal co-op game, whether you're playing with another friend in the same room or with three friends online, but the AI more than holds its own if you're playing alone, too. It falters in places, but there's still nothing quite like the Ultimate Alliance series, and this long-awaited third entry makes it a triumphant return for a superhero brawler that feels more relevant than ever. »

« A mighty multiplayer brawler brimming with content, and carefully crafted characters that will delight both comic book veterans and MCU fanatics. »

« Some of the challenges feel near impossible, and the gameplay is very aggravating. I wouldn’t play this if it was the last Marvel game on the world. The only good things are the characters and how well they’re portrayed. »

« Aside from a slightly diminished cast between games, and one lacking a bit of variety, Black Order is a solid Ultimate Alliance game, capitalizing quite heavily on the Infinity Saga of the late 2010's. This game is a blast with friends, and visually striking thanks to stylized graphics. They did make a strong effort to make the game replayable with challenge missions, but they boil down to an enemy gauntlet, and a timed boss battle mode. All and all, if you liked the first two Ultimate Alliance games, you might enjoy Black Order. »

« Way underrated. This is by far the best game in the series. Tons of characters. Solid story with excellent animation. Is it perfect, no. Were the first two as good as this one, absolutely not and I still have both for my 360. Better frame rate and cameras, and I’d give it a 10 because it is one of the best Marvel games of the’ past 20 years. A must play Switch title. »

« Fun game, I think the first two are better gameplay why this game has much better visuals, I wish they would do a 4th with the best of both worlds. The game features one of the best marvel rosters of all time »

« A good game that successfully continues the traditions of the previous parts of the series. I hope for a continuation. »

« No es el mejor juego porque tiene un árbol de habilidades demasiado amplio. Lo hace complicado y aburrido. »

« This game provides a lot of opportunities for Marvel fans to play with characters they know and love in settings they know and love. The game play isn't overly complex by default, allowing you to play on an easy difficulty setting to just experience all of its elements, but you can select a higher difficulty and get into the details of synergies and stacking ISO effects. There is some replayability to be found in choosing your favorite levels or challenges and trying them with different characters, and some limited PVE online play, and the local multiplayer can be fun when everyone understands what is going on. The game seems to have been made to allow it to be built upon, and while there is some DLC it does seem like there are some upgrades ready to be made that will never come because the game sold well but not well enough. All that said, I had dozens if not hundreds of hours of fun with this game, and I hope they make a sequel. If you're a fan of the Marvel characters and/or this style of beat-em-up, pick it up! »

« A fantastic game that has plenty to offer in terms of variety. As you work your way through the story you will encounter lots of easter eggs and meet lots of iconic characters. When you've played the main story with it's ten locations which are pretty much all great you can unlock more characters by doing quests as well as earning different outfits for your characters. Though the graphics might be lacking this remains a game that any Marvel fan has to play. »