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    Marvel Heroes Omega

    Game » consists of 3 releases. Released Jun 04, 2013

    Marvel Heroes was a free-to-play online action-RPG originally lead by one of the key people behind Diablo and Diablo 2, David Brevik. It featured many playable heroes from various Marvel properties. Both Marvel Heroes and it's developer, Gazillion Entertainment, shut down on November 24th, 2017.

    werupenstein's Marvel Heroes (PC) review

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    MIndless fun

    I just finished the story mode, this is the most face rolling game I've ever played. I really want to like this game, and I sort of do, but everything about the actual gameplay is just a substandard Diablo with a lot of free to play hooks.

    The characters are very well done and look great, but when you get a bunch of them together in a boss fight, it's just chaos with all the powers flying around, apparently things get harder in the 10 man raiding content, that is the sort of stuff I'm normally interested in, but positioning is extremely irritating the way this game controls with m+kb I really think I'd hate raiding in this game.

    edit: it's been a week since I finished and I'm still playing daily and enjoying it.

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