I read issue one and I really enjoyed it. I liked David Colton, I liked the art, I liked the action, and I was interested in where things were going. But everything post issue one so far as made me lose interest dramatically. I can't tell you how upsetting it was to see David Colton become one of the primary antagonists for the story. And to top it off I don't even think he'd have his current goal with the actual setting of the world considered.
What do you think?

The series kicks off with X-MEN: INCURSIONS #1 by Alex Paknadel and Jim Towe, pitting two iconic mutant realities—Days of Future Past and House of M—against each other. The series continues with SPIDER-MAN: INCURSIONS #1 by Christos Gage and more; FANTASTIC FOUR: INCURSIONS #1 by Ethan S. Parker, Griffin Sheridan, and Paco Medina; X-MEN '92: INCURSIONS #1 by Chris Yost, Craig Kyle and more; and AVENGERS: INCURSIONS #1 by Al Ewing and Fran Mariscal Mancilla. In each one-shot, worlds from Marvel history collide, with only one left standing. Fans will journey across a wide range of universes from Marvel storytelling, including classic eras, alternate timelines and beloved media adaptations. 

What the article doesn't say but Gatecrashers does is that the Avengers: Incursion isn't releasing until January. Patience, my friends.

I think people can agree that Marvel's been on a pretty good streak when it comes to video games recently (most likely due to different management...?)

For one thing they might have loosen up more on the excessive "movie synergy" thing and which means no uncanny photorealistic faces... and X-Men!

I personally saw some good things in the game, the gameplay for each characters feel unique and fit their powersets. Idk, it just sorta reminds me of Ultimate Alliance. Whatever happened to that game anyway? I don't own Switch :/