More of the same, that's what LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 offers. And franchise fans can only cheer for the biggest, most faithful and best LEGO game to date.

While it's true that a LEGO game will never surprise anybody, the individual games can still be tons of fun – especially when you like the property involved. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 is a blast for Marvel fans, with hundreds of characters great and small, 20 huge levels with full co-op support, and a vast and beautiful open world to explore. True believers will get more than their money's worth from this one.

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 is a tried-and-true game for young kids everywhere who like the Marvel universe. There is a bit too much frustration with some parts of the game and the fighting can be very ho-hum for anyone out of diapers. That said, the humor, collection of heroes, length of the game, and overall quality makes this a no-brainer for kids everywhere. Just be ready to help 'em out.

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 is a fun, entertaining game and a love letter to the entire history of Marvel comics. At the same time it supposes a game of Lego more than competent that suffers from all the weaknesses already classic in the saga. Shallow and ambitious, but very funny and enjoyable if we are fans of Marvel and his humor. A must to play as a couple.

A fan-pleasing odyssey into Marvel lore that's a little overshadowed by past glories. [Jan 2018, p.86]

Perhaps both the best and worst LEGO game available on Xbox One.

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 is in an odd spot where only diehard comic book fans will really appreciate all of its references, but those that already care about these characters will want to see them interact in more meaningful ways. Instead of giving players an interesting original story, it’s just yet another by-the-numbers LEGO title that will leave players occasionally laughing between bouts of frustration between its dull combat and often counterintuitive puzzles. Ultimately, this is one brick that doesn’t have to be collected.