The roster is vast and each character feels unique. The roster has a wide range of Marvel characters to choose from.
These trials vary from timed events to boss rush battles and offer rewards depending on how well the goal is attained upon completion.
People can join others as they travel through the story mode, or team up to tackle the Infinity Trials. Multiplayer becomes available early on in the form of couch co-op, online, or combination of the two. Playing alone with three computers is enjoyable and reliable enough to complete the main campaign, but playing with friends is where the game truly begins to shine. Granted, those that are not familiar with the characters and the source material might not get the same satisfaction playing this game. The Black Order offers tons of fanservice such as characters, locations, events, and artifacts that Marvel fans should recognize and appreciate throughout the journey. Players are expected to come in well-versed with Marvel lore, due to limited backstories being provided for the large cast, and this allows the game to jump into events quickly. While the story is pretty basic in design, it accomplishes what it needs to, moving from one plot point to the next with little breaks in action in between. After this opening chapter, the game opens up and starts regularly throwing in new characters to join the party. Star Lord, Gamora, Drax, Groot, and Rocket Raccoon make up the default starting characters, with Rocket and Groot acting as one character. Ultimate Alliance 3 starts off with the Guardians of the Galaxy discovering a seemingly abandoned Kree spaceship. With a promise to continuously add new content to the game that includes new stages, modes, characters, and costumes, The Black Order looks to entertain Marvel fans for a good length of time. The end result is a fun game that brings together a diverse group of Marvel characters on a mission to stop Thanos’ quest to bring balance to the universe by collecting the Infinity Stones.
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Many thought the series was done until Koei Tecmo and Nintendo collaborated to create Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order. For ten years the world has been devoid of The Ultimate Alliance games.
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