What do You think about lastest super hero games?

I mostly have been playing fanmade beat em ups made by ZVitor as I kind of think that is the best genre that can capture that theme.

Same for real time strategy games like Freedom Force which has a pretty good Marvel mod.

I think superhero games aren't really bringing in what we want. We want to feel... Super. Batman arkham is a great game, I love the series. But, batman is pretty much 007 if he knew kung-fu and was a better detective. It's superhuman like. But not superhero feeling. We did get the best spider-man game in history, with spider-man PS4. So much so that some of the OG spider-man developers admitted it. But, it's spider-man, it's not hard to make a good spider-man game. Plus, it's the 12th one in the past 20 years. it's not like we are at a shortage of web slinger games.

What we really need is a hulk game that makes you feel like a raging monster. Like The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction.

Or, an Iron-man/Superman like game that feels like Anthem. Where you can freely fly around and feel like your as powerful as an army of tanks.

We need a Thor game, where it plays like God of War, legend of Zelda, or Darksiders. That takes you through the nine realms. On an epic action adventure that takes from the forgotten yet epic lore of marvel’s god of thunder.

We need a Ghost rider game that plays like DMC. That takes you between the mortal realm and hell.

In short: We need a game of a superhero that’s done well, and isn’t just Spider-man, or Batman. The last one that made me feel super that wasn’t either of those two was infamous second Son. It makes you feel like your 4 different superheroes at once, while not making you feel overpowered, and it challenged you to master all your powers. It was pretty much the best X-men game ever. And it wasn’t even a Marvel game. But, sadly, that game came out 6 years ago. Making us painfully overdue for another game like it.

 

But, that’s just what I think.

I don't think about them at all. 

Hell, the only good one I can even remember playing is a freeware beat em up of Marvel: Infinity War. It uses 16 bit graphics and is repetitive at times (it's a side scrolling brawler after all), but was done with loads more love and care than AAA supers games and damn near every Marvel hero and villain you can think of is in there somewhere, most of them playable. 

Here's a link if you're curious. www.zvitor.com/projeto/mfa3.ht…

Avengers is the new Anthem, proving that games as a service is just bad business.

My extent with super hero games was X-Men Legends on PS2 and Batman Arkham on Xbox 360. That's about it.

Wow they really make you think you're like Batman!

I can't speak for all of them, as the most recent superhero game I played was Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 on the Switch, but I'll still give my two cents.
With superhero movies becoming a major asset of the film industry, it makes sense that the video game industry would also try to capitalize on it. And personally, I'm all for it. After seeing a hero using incredible powers to fight bad guys on the big screen, it sounds great to play games where you get to control those same heroes (and even villains, in certain cases). In that scenario, you have control over the powers and, in a sense, control over the progression of events. Sure, there are certain plot points that are outside of your control, but you still get to decide how a majority of events play out. It's like getting to direct your own mini-movie.

Like I said, the latest one I've played is MUA3, and I enjoy getting to play as a large cast of Marvel characters. I also have few Spider-Man games for my old computer that I like, namely Spider-Man 2000.

The Arkham trilogy is badass.