Having different moves for each can really whip up a desire to try them all out and see who’s got the most badass super move of all, which keeps fighting fresh. It’s not the end of the world, especially when the finishing moves each character can pull off are so damn awesome. The combat has deviated slightly and now the tag team manoeuvres are no more, replaced by the option to charge around with an enemy like they’re some kind of battering ram. These include a footrace between the fastest men alive, a stealth-like battle with a radar to help avoid garnering the main boss’s attention, and vehicle based shooting affair. The majority of the levels follow the rather safe formula outlined above, but there are a couple of differing level sections to throw something new our way.
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Bringing all the different abilities into play ensures that you’ll have to get the best out of the whole party of villains at your disposal, with a second playthrough in free play often called for if you’re after those pesky Red Bricks, Minikits and Gold Bricks. Occasionally a few regular hits are enough to bust everything open, whilst other times require the use of extreme heat, frost beams, electricity and even a spot of chlorokinesis. Smashing everything in sight is the general pattern of proceedings, in order to uncover the pieces needed to build whatever’s necessary to advance through the level and collect a shed load of Studs in the process. There are 15 story missions, with 5 bonus ones that serve the purpose of telling a tale adjacent to the main goings on. In regards the gameplay, don’t expect to see vast differences between this and the recent LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 outing. You’ve got to live out your wildest dreams while you can folks. Fortunately, the customisation options are vast and as such, the lack of a voice almost became a moot point once I’d kitted out my guy in the most uncool of attires – a posh scarf and jumper combo – and had him wielding a laser firing sausage for a weapon. No words are uttered by the up and coming villain of yours, but due to possessing the power to soak up new abilities, they are still welcomed with open arms into the fold and appear frequently throughout the narrative. Not once can your eyes be taken of the cutscenes either, because you just never know what visual gag will accompany the often humorous dialogue.Īs for your role in this madness, well in addition to controlling the well-known characters, your created character – The Rookie – will play an integral part in the story. Given that everyone’s out for themselves, naturally, you’re never quite sure as to their motives or who’s going to be roped into the chaos next. What’s more, there are a ton of characters featured that’ll draw in the casuals and the hardcore fans alike, seeing household names of Penguin and The Riddler going hand in hand with the likes of Granny Goodness and Desaad. It’s quite a clever plot in many ways, ensuring that the ‘heroes’ are out of the way to really drive home having villains as the focal point. That’s as much as I’m willing to spoil, sorry. As a result, Joker, Harley Quinn, Lex and a myriad of other villains band together to take the fight to the latest threat to humanity. The Legion of Doom have cottoned on to the shenanigans, which leaves them in an uneasy situation as they can’t stand the Justice League, but the new gang of evil-doers are worse.
It all kicks off when the Justice League are relieved of their duties against their will, sent packing to heck knows where and replaced by the self-proclaimed ‘Justice Syndicate’ – these phony heroes are actually villains of another Earth, the Crime Syndicate.
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