Each Marvel hero has a basic move set consisting of a standard melee attack, a ranged attack or crowd control move, and a few rechargeable special attacks. It doesn't matter if it's Spider-Man, The Avengers, or Guardians of the Galaxy, what is initially engaging for the first few hours eventually becomes tedious and downright boring, even for younger gamers.
It's a move that, while smart from a business standpoint, further suggests that Disney's ultimate goal is to sell toys, not to offer engaging gameplay.įurther proof of that can be seen in any of the three Play Sets.
Having three characters from the same Play Set does allow for co-op out of the box, something the first game didn't accomodate, but it also means players will need to pay for the other two Play Sets ( Spider-Man and Guardians of the Galaxy) if they want to experience all Disney Infinity: Marvel Super Heroes has to offer on day one. That means that, out of the box, Disney Infinity 2.0's experience is more limited than the one offered by the first game. Incredible, and Sully) and three different Play Sets, Disney Infinity 2.0's starter pack includes its own set of Marvel figures (Iron Man, Black Widow, and Thor) but only one Play Set. Where the first game offered players a set of three characters (Captain Jack, Mr. In fact, some issues that never even impacted Disney Infinity 1 are actually magnified by Infinity: Marvel's new set-up. Avalanche has made some smart changes to the gameplay and the mechanics, and they've significantly overhauled the Toy Box creation mode, but many of the game's shortcomings from last year are still present.
While few will question whether Disney Infinity: Marvel Super Heroes (2.0 Edition) is bigger than that first game, it's hard to say definitively whether it is better. We knew, though, that this was just the first step, and that whatever followed would be bigger and (hopefully) better. But, outside of those appealing Disney tie-ins, the first game had a significant amount of flaws. They took what Activision's Skylanders had been doing, united it with their billion dollar properties and brand, and even threw in some intriguing creation tools for good measure. With the first Disney Infinity, Disney Interactive and developer Avalanche Software burst onto the scene with a new vision for the toys-to-life genre.
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