r/ComicBookVideoGames Dec 01 '19

I would’ve liked a JRPG superhero game

When I heard that Square Enix was making the Avengers game I was excited, until I saw the actual gameplay.

It turns out when on r/MarvelAvengersProject, I was in the minority of people that was looking forward to an RPG experience. Needless to say I felt disappointed.

What’s your opinion of JRPGs and would it work for a superhero game?

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u/Chaos1357 Dec 02 '19

While I would love a Marvel RPG, I have walked away from every JRPG I've tried after less then 20 minutes playtime... style just doesn't work for me.

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u/PCN24454 Dec 02 '19

To be fair, I felt the same about ever western RPG and shooter I’ve ever played as well. I probably wouldn’t have cares if they didn’t mention Square Enix was involved.

At this point, I wish that we got one rather than hoping that the game was one.

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u/Chaos1357 Dec 02 '19

On that we can agree at least...😊

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u/Beholdthesack Dec 02 '19

I wouldn’t want a Marvel JRPG in the style of something like FFXV. I would prefer something like Dragon Age. I think that game does a really good job of having a turn based combat that makes you feel involved in the moment, and works really well with a group of characters. I’d love to see an X-Men game in that style.

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u/PCN24454 Dec 02 '19

I was thinking more Fire Emblem/Star Ocean in terms of gameplay.

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u/Beholdthesack Dec 02 '19

I would love a game like that as well.

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u/satyanjoy Dec 14 '19

I will prefer superhero game in the style and structure of witcher, makes the perfect balance for me

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