Marvel Puzzle Quest: Dark Reign

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  • Summary: Assemble a team of Marvel’s biggest super heroes and villains and battle with Puzzle Quest’s trademark match-3 and story-telling gameplay in a game that combines favorite Marvel characters with a deep RPG leveling, player vs. player, character upgrades, and more. In the wake ofAssemble a team of Marvel’s biggest super heroes and villains and battle with Puzzle Quest’s trademark match-3 and story-telling gameplay in a game that combines favorite Marvel characters with a deep RPG leveling, player vs. player, character upgrades, and more. In the wake of the Iso-8 Outbreak, the super hero community struggles to recover. Taking advantage of the chaos, super villains take control of National Security. Dark Reign follows these events that twist the destinies of both the heroes and villains of the Marvel Universe forever. FeaturesTWO AWESOME WORLDS UNITEMarvel’s biggest heroes and villains join forces with Puzzle Quest, the award winning match-3 puzzle adventure franchise for an amazing new way to experience the Marvel Universe.ASSEMBLE YOUR HEROESWith the forces of good and evil banding together to fight a greater foe, players will be able to create teams from a roster of Marvel super heroes and villains like Iron Man, Thor, and Venom.UNMATCHED STRATEGY AND DEPTHHead into battle with fast, tactical reaction-based gameplay, or select specific heroes whose special abilities complement each other to strategically plan each encounter.COLLECT AND UPGRADECollect Comics to unlock new characters, change the various talents of the your team, or improve a character’s current abilities.AN AUTHENTIC MARVEL EXPERIENCEJourney across the globe in an original, epic story for the single-player campaign, written by Marvel veteran Frank Tieri (Iron Man, Wolverine, Weapon X), based on one of the most impactful events in Marvel history.… Expand

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  1. BlueCatPK
    Feb 13, 2017
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    I am a big fan of both Puzzle Quest and Marvel, so it seem like it would be a perfect mix for me, but as much as I want to like this game, II am a big fan of both Puzzle Quest and Marvel, so it seem like it would be a perfect mix for me, but as much as I want to like this game, I just can't.
    I won't talk about the Marvel half, because well... There is nothing to talk about. Just like usuall, they just gathered a bunch of characters, and slapped on them 3 or 4 special attacks that one way or another are related to them, and in this case... This game doesn't really have any special animations or anything, so it's not like you even can watch them do those attacks, they are just names, that you may or may not recognize if you actually know anything about given character (although I like that little touch they did with comicbook covers.)
    But the Puzzle Quest/Gameplay part of the game... This is just a disgrace to this franchise.
    They practically turned this into "facebook game"... I imagine, that if you're playing this game, you're doing this for the Marvel part, so you'll want to collect various characters, try different combinations, and train them up to 'see' all their attacks... Well, too bad. In normal Puzzle Quest game, all this training and other little things would be presented as some sort of puzzle minigame, but here... nope. It's all about money. So you'll need to either grind for a long time to earn little bit of currency, or just pay up in real money.
    It takes to long to do anything? Pay up. It is to hard? Pay up. You want a specific character? Pay up. You dont want to spend hours just to see a familiar name when character is doing its special attack? Pay Up.
    I suppose some may say that it's only fair to have all those paywalls, when the game itself is free to play, But they're doing it wrong.
    Game like this is supposed to be fun, It should make you want to play it a lot and try hard to collect everything, (and paying should be optional, possibly fun part of the game... not just an easy way out,) but what it does instead is grinding people, and make them miserable until they give up and pay... or give up entirely (and even if you do have a lot of cash and nothing else to burn it on, if you do pay e.g. to get over-leveled character at the early stage of the game... it just becomes boring and easy.)    … Expand

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