I mean yes, the city was huge, but the latter two LEGO Batman games have wildly different hub areas. After it being in the first LEGO Marvel Super Heroes and LEGO Marvel’s Avengers, it would have been a horridly lazy overuse. Honestly, I’m glad that the hub world wasn’t just New York again. You’re probably aware that Assassin’s Creed Origins has the entirety of Ancient Egypt as it’s map - well, I already mentioned that Ancient Egypt is but one of the areas you’re free to explore in this game. Between missions you’re free to explore Chronopolis, which is huge. As you progress through the game’s 20 levels, you’re given a selection of missions following several group’s exploits. So that explains the basics - fresh off of their victory against Loki in the last game (I mean literally, they were still in the middle of the party), the heroes of Earth are flung into a world made of many worlds. JJJ presents each mission quite hilariously Except Kang seems to just want to rule Chronopolis, instead of ruling everything and everywhen. It’s a decent enough story, and a great Kang one, so works fine for this. Finally, he grabs various parts of Asgard, Attilan, Hala, Xandar, K'un-Lun and Sakaar, before he smooshes them all together into a single world, which he names Chronopolis.Ī lot of the story is based on a maxiseries from 1999 called Avengers Forever, but adding in the Guardians. He also travels through the multiverse and brings back New York Noir and Times Square from Hydra World. Then he travels through time to nick Neuva York (New York in 2099), Medieval England and Ancient Egypt. Kang, the time-travelling conqueror, attacks Earth and steals Manhattan, Wakanda, a Florida swamp and Lemuria. Some of the Trophies are also named after old songs. To boldly build what nobody has built before! That’s right, I played LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2, which is basically LEGO Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy Featuring The Avengers & Friends. Their ongoing mission, to guard the galaxy while listening to hits of the 70s. These are the voyages of the Milano, home to the Guardians of the Galaxy.

Reviews // 27th Nov 2017 - 6 years ago // By Andrew Duncan LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 Review

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