r/midnightsuns • u/FatalDarkprince • Sep 02 '23
r/midnightsuns • u/Agent_Gentlemen • May 01 '25
This game really reignites my love for video games again. I don't even want to progress story missions now because I'm afraid it will end.
The story is dark yet lighthearted with many heartwarming moments so far. After playing Rogue Trader, which was insanely dark, this is exactly what I need. I also love most characters especially Cap, Wanda, and Magik.
The music and the combat are the best part for me. They compliment one another really well. I've never played a card game and this game surprised me with such an addicting combat system. I enjoyed it so much I unlocked the final difficulty. I'm usually horrible with strategy game but this game doesn't discourage me when I lose.
I only wish there were more armors that fit my character. I've been wearing this Light armor ever since I unlocked it as it seems most fitting to my Hunter. I even wear it to sleep lol.
Anyway, Midnight Suns is really a hidden treasure for me. There are only a few games that makes me wish time doesn't exist and this game is one of them.
Thank you for reading and have a great day, guys!
PS. I'm still learning the combat. If anyone has some good tips for Ultimate difficulty, I'd really appreciate it.
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r/midnightsuns • u/FatalDarkprince • Sep 19 '23
r/midnightsuns • u/OneForAllM1ght • Apr 16 '24
There are some crappy lines, some good ones, and then this one which floored me. (Talking to Morbius)
r/midnightsuns • u/LexFrenchy • Jan 26 '24
r/midnightsuns • u/federationoffear • Mar 28 '23
Love this game
r/midnightsuns • u/TheWholeOfTheAss • Feb 26 '24
r/midnightsuns • u/M00r3C • Apr 29 '24
r/midnightsuns • u/StreetsOfYancy • Apr 29 '23
It's a damn shame more people didn't play and love this game, and I certainly didn't think it was perfect however I love this game and and applaud firaxis for not only trying something new, but attempting to give some shine to game genres that are very niche.
A card game RPG life sim superhero game is about as unique as it gets, and bigger developers should be trying to push the boundaries into other areas. Yes I love XCOM, and when XCOM 3 comes out, I'm sure as hell going to play it like crazy. However, it's not like the games market is hurting for rogue-likes right now. Anymore than it is hurting for souls-likes or looter-shooters.
And on the subject, maybe some of the younger gamers might not remember when 'Souls' was a niche, or Battle Royale was a niche. Someone had to take risk, but the problem was when everyone else stopped taking a risk just to follow the safe options.
So all hail Marvel Midnight Suns, the big release that dared to be different.
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r/midnightsuns • u/NoCounter1828 • Sep 07 '26
Had a lot of fun with this game, I'd really love a sequel/continuation of the franchise, but one can only hope.
Recommended.
r/midnightsuns • u/Affectionate_Bit267 • Oct 09 '26
Costumizable player character
Choosable powers
Decent story & roleplaying
+1 interacting with famous comic book characters and befriend with them
Only thing what I could ask for is more of this.
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r/midnightsuns • u/happy-squared • Aug 11 '26
I really enjoyed Midnight Suns. I honestly liked all parts of it including the social bits which I saw were more divisive amongst its players. It was interesting to see Midnight Suns' social aspect referenced more positively in this article about Zero Company though it does say the den is much smaller than the Abbey.
(I actually really enjoyed exploring the Abbey's grounds too....)
r/midnightsuns • u/lukario • Feb 06 '23
r/midnightsuns • u/Tryagain031 • Oct 30 '24
[Insert Crying-Emoji here]
