Really good game. 4 character co-op mode is fun. Reminds me of the old TMNT or Gauntlet games. A huge gallery of characters to choose from once you defeat them or reach certain levels. The violence is anything you would see in any superhero fighting game. No blood.

A lot can happen in a decade. The last time we received an entry in the Marvel Ultimate Alliance catalogue, DC was the hot property with 'The Dark Knight' taking superhero films to the next level.

No matter how many times Thanos threatens the Marvel Universe, Earth's mightiest heroes - along with their intergalactic friends - are always there to stop him. It's a theme that's run throughout numerous stories in Marvel's comics, movies and other media, and with Ultimate Alliance 3, it gets a...

The gaming industry has changed drastically over the last ten years, with games as a service becoming more predominate. Keeping up with the likes of Fortnite and FIFA is almost a full-time job, with seasons, timed events and continual updates designed not only draw in new players but keep ‘em...

There have been almost 10 years between instalments for Ultimate Alliance , and in that time Marvel has exploded to an unbelievable level of popularity. Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 launched September 2009.

Marvel is big business these days, and with the world still reeling from the hype of Avengers: Endgame it would be almost foolish for Ultimate Alliance 3 not to tie in somehow with Thanos and his Black Order.

Fantastic roster and voice talent; Superior gameplay to the previous titles; Amazingly slick style that plays like moving comic; Even better with friends with tons of co-op options; Fantastic roster and voice talent; Superior gameplay to the previous titles; Amazingly slick style that plays like...

Ability system feels a little stripped back from the originals; Little endgame content (until the DLC

In yet another take on the Infinity Stone saga, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order is a fun and irreverent comic book story that pulls from an exceptionally wide pool of Marvel material.

When I began Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, I wasn't sure what to expect. As a newcomer to the Ultimate Alliance series, I booted up the game knowing only that I loved the properties represented–unsure as to whether the gameplay would actually grab me.

Excellent art direction; Quippy; fun writing; High-octane storyline; Empowering gameplay mechanics

Convoluted RPG mechanics; Shoddy camera; Hit-or-miss AI

Assemble your ultimate team of Marvel superheroes from a huge cast including the Avengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy, the X-Men, and more!

Marvel diehards will certainly enjoy the fanservice on offer here, but even if you have no idea who the bloody hell Scarlet Witch is, there's a solid Hack ‘n Slash to play through, if you're willing to overlook its flaws.

Good; mindless fun; especially in co-op; Marvel fans will get a lot out of the 36 characters on offer; Voice acting is entertaining throughout

Hack ‘n Slash gameplay might get repetitive for some; Long loading times; Some serious camera issues in single-screen co-op; Not enough Deadpool dialogue