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Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 Review | The Avengers video game we never had

By Paul Tamburro

Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order borrows a surprising amount from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, considering that it isn’t technically a tie-in game. Released after the door on the MCU’s Phase 3 was shut following Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home, developer Team Ninja has leaned heavily on the movies with its long-awaited sequel. But while this Nintendo Switch exclusive may not have…

  • Combat is fun and past-paced.
  • Lots of unique heroes to choose from.
  • Boss fights are memorable and challenging.
  • Lack of customization options.
  • The story is lacking.
  • Voice acting is excellent.
  • Special abilities feel underwhelming.

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Paul Tamburro
Paul Tamburro

Paul Tamburro is the Director of Content at Evolve Media.

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