I traditionally dislike the mobile “pretend controller” setup, but it works super well here.
I actually preferred the joystick controls, another thing that caught me off guard in this game. You can either use touch controls or a virtual joystick to get the job done. Imagine a light version of Diablo or the fantastic Marvel: Ultimate Alliance and you're headed in the right direction. I'd call it a dungeon crawler, too, but the levels aren't complex enough to warrant the comparison. More than that, said gameplay is actually fun, making me want to pick up Future Fight and play on a regular basis for enjoyment, rather than the uncomfortable, addictive “need to get in my plays for the day” feeling these types of games usually leave me with.Īt its heart, Future Fight is a straightforward brawler. So far, Marvel Future Fight sounds par for the course, right? So, what sets it apart from the pack and makes it earn my personal seal of approval? That answer is simple: It has actual gameplay. You can also master new abilities, letting you craft a version of, say, Iron Fist, that plays totally different from the Iron Fist your friend has.Īchieving these upgrades will take time and plenty of grinding or, hold your surprise, you can spend money in order to purchase packs of materials that speed the process along. You can boost their gear or their basic stats, as well as equip gems that will give their abilities some extra kick. That RPG progression actually runs pretty deep in Future Fight, with each character being upgradable in many areas. Collect even more and you can make them much stronger. Basically, collect enough Biometrics for a particular character and you can unlock them. You'll unlock these characters by collecting Biometrics, which can be gathered through regular play or purchasing boxes with randomly generated rewards. It's a varied roster, obviously boasting plenty of room to expand with future updates. Eventually you'll be able to unlock nearly 40 characters from the Marvel universe, including folks like Spider-Man, Ghost Rider, Venom, Ultron (of course), Electra, Loki and members of the Guardians of the Galaxy. By the time I was done with the tutorial, Hawkeye was added to the mix. Your army starts off humble, boasting Black Widow, Iron Man and Captain America. Nick Fury has sent the robotic aid, Jocasta, back in time to lend assistance, guiding your team to new missions while trying to figure out what, exactly, is going on. As far as the story goes, it looks like a group of villains are trying to destroy the multiverse, meaning that every Marvel hero and villain has a stake in the outcome of this epic war.
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