This is a turned-based single player RPG with Marvel characters (mostly on the mystic side). You and opposing side take turns using randomized cards via action points from your deck.Story: A powerful sorceress, Lilith has been resurrected by Hydra to take over the world. You and the Midnight Suns + The Avengers must stop her. Apparently, you are Lilith son or daughter and ‘the chosen one’The create-a-character is very basic for an RPG. It’s not as intensive as like Cyberpunk or Saints Row.Whatever you choose as default, you can change later, but need to use in-game currency to purchase if you want to switch things up which is a drag. You can also purchase items to decorate your own roomOther characters are from the mystic side of Marvel comics like Caretaker, Magik, Robbie Reyes, Nico Minoru and Ghost Rider to name a few who join up with you in a Midnight Suns teamup. There are also recognizable Avenger characters like Iron Man, Dr Strange, Captain Marvel and Scarlet Witch.Graphics are not good. May be off putting for some. Looks like a mobile, or early PS4, X1 game. No skin texture, and look like something from a MMO RPG in a single player gameTons of voice acting and background dialogue in this game. May have used the budget on that as opposed to the graphicsDialogue is hit-and-miss. A lot of exposition especially in the beginning and very lore heavy. There is banter between characters, but the writing is not really witty or funny in my opinion. At times I would skip entire conversations if it doesn’t sound interesting. Feels like more quantity than qualityVery long tutorial; takes a couple of hours to get to the core of the game.Gameplay loop is good after the tutorial: Battle, chat with team mates in hub/get daily in-game (not in real time) upgrades, cutscene if story mission, sleep for the day and repeatTurn based gameplay is easy to pick up. There is randomness factor in order of cards you get. Each cards is assigned to a characters ability, you can take up to 8 cards per character. You get 3-4 characters in the field on your side. Enemies can have up to several dozen (most fodder enemies that respawn). You use all your action points (some cards have more action point values than others) or all cards then it’s your enemies turnThere are environmental hazards you can take advantage ofObjective types are either clear out all enemies, beat boss (with fodder enemy respawns), get to and hack objective, or protect objective for set amount of turnsLike most turned based RPGS; there is some grinding involved later. There is some strategy involved like one enemy is linked to others and you must defeat ALL in one turn or any enemy downed will be resurrected on their turn.No option to fast forward, turn off animations, or skip enemies turn which is very time consuming. Most of the time I just use that time to check e-mail, play with fidget spinner, or do push-ups while finish their turnEach characters play very differently from each other, and have their own playstyles, quirks. Depending on what cards you have in your deck, the play style of each character can change also if you use cards that do buffs or traps that link with other cards in your deck for that individual character. No linking other character’s cards from what I’ve experiencedUpgrade system is basic. You gather materials/loot from battle or laying around the hub world (randomized every in-game day) and use to get new abilitiesThere are costumes for each character that uses in-game resources. You get your hub world costume and battle costume. For the latter aside from your main character, you need to pay real world money microtransactions to obtainThere is a social aspect where you gain hearts per character you interact with. Most of the time, you only can interact with one character per in-game day by talking to them, sparring with them, and/or hanging out.Other times you need to complete side quests for them.The hearts gained don’t really help you during matches. It’s not like a character will jump in and block an attack or attacking randomly with you. Instead it just open up new upgrade option for that character, and feels like a grind just walking around and making sure you interact with characters for the upgrade you want. Social interaction are really bad, and most heroes feel out of character from what you’re used to like you’re in some dorm room hangout drama in college where they share with you their insecurities and feelings. No romance optionsOverall, very mixed feeling about the game. Can be fun at times once you get into the flow, but the graphics, some story, and enemy turn wait times drag it down a bit