Marvel's Midnight Suns Season Pass - レビュー・評価・同時接続数

I was very iffy on this game when I first heard about it. I mean, card style combat, wtf is that, doesn't sound like my kind of game. I a SO glad I gave it a chance and played anyway. This has become one of my favorite games in recent years. I loved everything about it, so many little quirks and things to do between fights. I won't go into them all, but for me this game was a hard 10/10. I am not sure what went wrong for it exactly. I wonder if the marketing was just off or something. They could have spun this off into many other Marvel games of the same type and I would have happily bought and played them. So sad though, whatever went wrong seems to have killed this from becoming a franchise. I wanted to see so much more of this style in more Marvel settings / character groups. :/

IF you enjoyed Midnight Suns, I think getting the season pass *on sale* would be worth it. Part of me wonders if buying just Deadpool and/or Morbius is the better choice, especially because the cast does honestly feel too big with the full 17 playable characters (I felt those two were the most fun and best integrated into the overarching story of the DLC characters). But Eddie's voice actor did an excellent job and the final mission culminating from all four DLC storylines was fun in my opinion, so I'd say getting the whole set IS worth it despite me finding very little place for either Venom or Storm after their stories were wrapped. IF you get the season pass on sale! IF! Oh! One other thing worth mentioning, the main game is a little buggy with the DLC. Not game breaking, but like, DLC characters you've never met will show up at the abbey to see you off before or welcome you home after an important main story mission, and if you try to talk to them the options will be like "do you think Dahlia is safe" while you're thinking "who tf is Dahlia?" So not, like, ideal for immersion. Honestly even if it isn't bugging, I recommend playing through the DLC story missions sooner rather than later, because you think you're waiting for a moment when it will make sense with the story to give them your focus and that moment just never comes. And then you have to stop the momentum of the main story to catch them up. So just play them pretty much as soon as they show up.