Recent reviews by K-Boom

The game is good, specially with friends but you can also drop into anyone's mission or start your own and have people join you and have your piece of fun, no matter if you want to be efficient with your preferred loadout or try new equipment. However may lack variety of missions types after you play it for a while.

Also it's worth mentioning that SONY demanding a PSN account registration is not a big deal for those who already had one, but it is a problem for those who don't have PSN available or don't want to, thus making the game unavailable as well in several countries. A big loss for the developers and SONY itself, very dumb IMHO.

Mass Shooting Simulator
Cringe!

I wanted to like this game. I really wanted. But everything goes wrong so easily. And to get things working properly it seems I have to read and watch guides and guides and try to replicate something. I feel dumb playing this game. Maybe I will try it again.

It looks interesting as a passtime, but it's actually boring

I really like this puzzle game. Difficulty and complexity escalates, and apart from solving the puzzle you can try to find the best solution possible as well. Fun game!

It's such a shame and a waste. The game is set to shut down on December 31st, 2017.

EDIT: Game will shut down in 2 days, next friday Nov 24th, 2017
https://www.gamewatcher.com/news/2017-15-11-disney-cuts-ties-to-gazillion-cancels-marvel-heroes-just-five-months-after-console-release

I first played this way back in the early start when there wasn't too much content, and other things like DLC released. In it's course it surely was ridden with microtransactions but still the core experience is there, you don't need microtransactions to play the game, but sure they make it a lot faster to progress.

It's a MARVEL Universe ARPG, and compared to many other ARPGs it doesn't really shine but still it is a game with a MARVEL superhero theme and it delivers some decent experience. It is fun to play with renowned superhero characters.

Now that the game is "complete" and "rich" the MARVEL fans and those who like the game will lose this...

The devs are setting all the DLC/microtransaction items free of charge. You get 1000G daily as you log in, and everything costs 50G (early unlocking heroes, costumes, other cosmetic items, boosts etc). This will last until the game is shutdown. It's the last breath. Let fans get a little more fun although most of the real hardcore fans will have probably bought the DLC/items they wanted during the lifetime of the game. There are many people who spent a lot of time and money on this game.

Good and fun game. What else to say? Online mode is fun with friends specially when playing the heists.

Beware: GTA Online requires grinding for money (GTA$) if you wanna get the cool stuff, so it obviously requires time or you to buy Shark Cards with REAL money to get millions of GTA$. So, this money is important for Rockstar/Take Two interactive but it's also important for the game, because part of this real money is what keeps the game going and receiving updates/DLC. The game has big vulnerabilities because it does not have an effective built in anti-cheat/hack engine (if it ever had one), it's also somewhat unstable during online gameplay with Heists being ruined with disconnects and glitches/bugs.

GTA has always been fun and great with the modding scene, with mostly single player mods, or even multiplayer mods but that don't run or affect official GTA online servers. However, side effect is that same mod tools that allow great mods to exist also can be used by cheaters to obtain fake money (GTA$) in GTA Online, and cause disruptive gameplay (god mod, remove people's vehicles, guns, teleport them elsewhere, etc). That is because the game has vulnerabilies, and not because the mod tool exists. Nothing is stopping someone else to develop a new tool that will keep ruining the game and possibly creating losses of profits for Take Two Interactive.

Obviously the mod tools intended use is not for cheating or gaining "illegal"/fake GTA$ money, but in order to protect their game and profits, Take Two interactive decided to send a cease and desist letter to a popular mod tool (Open IV) site to stop developing and distributing the software that is essentially the base for all mods. Instead of fixing their game and creating mechanisms that block those illegal exploits, they decide to target the modding community.

TL;DR: Because of a few deranged people, they ruin it for everyone.

They have the right to protect their game, but they should act more professionally and considerate of the large user base that likes GTA because of the legit mods.

Due to a lot of protest and public outcry Take Two has decided to re-evaluate the issue and allow the mod tool to be distributed and supported. The modding community can breathe again!

Extremely boring.

And the trading cards now can't be sold either because the developer and Steam 'no longer have business relations'.

Well at least I got this from a cheap bundle ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

STAGE 01...
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STAGE 02...
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*oinc* *oinc* *oinc* *oinc* *oinc* *oinc* *RRRREAH!*

Rinse and Repeat :D
I'm bad on rage inducing games! haha
If I can't pass a stage by the first time, I won't pass it. Maybe in another session

The game itself has clumsy and feels strongly unpolished gameplay and overall presentation. I get they went for the 'cartoonish' graphic look but most of the gfx art and effects were bad, poorly made/designed so to speak. Same about the sound effects. Overall impression was not good. Also had to wait a friend to come and play as you need 2 players to start a match. I found no public matches at the occasion. Later, when I tried to play the game again it was already removed from my library.

Updated: the developer gave me a key, so I could add the game on my library again. The developer mentioned that those who wanted to have the game back should contact them. I have to give them props for this, at least they want to set it right.


Game had been removed from library by decision of the developer!

Initially this game was given for free, okay. But my main gripe with this game being revoked were (unconfirmed) reports of a problem to the users, as refunded/revoked games could cause a restriction for an user account and make trading card drops delay for 2h or more. However it seems this will not trigger this restriction.

Developer gave Steam keys to a group to promote their game through a giveaway using Gleam giveaway system. Then the developer decided to revoke all keys that were given away, probably because they want to sell his game through another site/bundle and realized that giving away many keys was a bad deal for them. Game got even removed from the bundle site later on.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/DeductionsReviewClub#announcements/detail/798641222253726817

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/479170/discussions/0/350532795338704703/

Horrible marketing strategy (before calling it something worse) by the developer. Things like this just ruin their reputation, if there was one, potentially tainting the promoter's. But at least it seems there was no money loss for the host of the giveaway.

I wish the developer better luck next time, if they can make it right and fix their mess!

EDIT: The developer made a giveaway on SteamGifts but not everyone that originally got the game could have access or receive a key as the site has a greater number of members and also certain restrictions apply to be able to register. https://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/rPXRQ/drunk-wizards