LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2
Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 is an action-adventure game played from a third-person perspective. The game features a similar gameplay to its predecessors and other Lego video games, alternating between various action-adventure sequences and puzzle-solving scenarios. It's about TIME! Join your favorite Super Heroes and Super Villains from different eras and realities as they go head-to-head with the time-traveling Kang the Conqueror in the all-new, original adventure, LEGO® Marvel Super Heroes 2! Play as the Guardians of the Galaxy, Spider-Man, Thor, Hulk, Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange, Green Goblin and dozens of other Marvel Super Heroes and Villains in this cosmic battle across the time-tossed city of Chronopolis! Travel across lands — from Ancient Egypt to The Old West, Sakaar and New York City in 2099 — and transport objects or characters through the centuries!
Game Discussion
Steam User 6
(Game #2 of my 2025 100% Marathon.)
This game gets a bad rap primarily when compared to Marvel Super Heroes 1, but personally I really enjoyed it. The open world is pretty fun to explore once you accept the premise of 20 different locations all smushed together. 100% is particularly tedious with the insane amount of collectibles, and I would not envy anyone who insists on doing it without a guide. Story missions are more or less standard for Lego games. Good game for general Marvel or MCU fans.
Steam User 6
Fairly decent LEGO game with some issues. Quests can be insanely dull. If you want the 100% you will be asked like 30 times to fly around the map to either pick up items or talk to NPCs. Like... it took me almost 45 hours to 100% when most other LEGO games only take 24 hours max and most of the extra time was just doing the same stuff over and over again.
However, if you mute your game whenever Gwenpool speaks the overall game can be pretty enjoyable.
Steam User 5
As someone who really enjoyed the first LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, I decided to play the second one out of curiosity and hope for a similar experience. What I loved about the original was the open-world Manhattan, the huge character roster, and the way it brought the Marvel universe to life in classic LEGO style. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 builds on that, but in a slightly different way. The game technically still takes place in Manhattan, but this time it’s part of a time-and-dimension-hopping version called "Chronopolis," which combines locations from Ancient Egypt to the futuristic 2099. It adds a lot of variety, even if it doesn’t feel quite as cohesive as the original. This time around, the story is completely original, with Kang the Conqueror as the main villain. The Avengers and the Guardians of the Galaxy join forces to stop him, traveling through different timelines and facing various iconic villains along the way. While the plot didn’t grip me as much as the first game’s more straightforward narrative, it still offers plenty of fun moments for Marvel fans, especially those who enjoy the multiverse and time-travel themes. Gameplay sticks to the familiar LEGO formula: light combat, puzzles, and character-based progression. It can feel a bit repetitive at times, but the classic LEGO humor and unique character animations help keep things entertaining. There’s a ton of side missions and collectibles, which will definitely appeal to completionists. The character roster is once again massive, bringing in heroes and villains from all over the Marvel universe. While some fan favorites like the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Deadpool are missing from the base game, there’s still a strong variety especially with the Guardians of the Galaxy taking a bigger role. And of course, DLCs expand the lineup even more. There are a few technical issues (such as a known crash bug on certain PC setups), which can be annoying, but most have workarounds. Console players will likely have a smoother experience overall. In the end, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 doesn’t quite capture the same magic as the first game, but it still offers a fun, colorful, and content-packed adventure for fans of LEGO and Marvel. If you enjoyed the first one like I did, I think it’s still worth giving this sequel a shot. With its humor, huge character list, and alternate Marvel worlds, there's definitely fun to be had here.
Steam User 4
I mean, it's kinda annoying that in almost every level there's a boss fight other than that, it's ok.
Steam User 3
If you're the type of person that likes 100%-ing games, this games is a bit long-in-the-tooth. Otherwise, it's a very solidly made Lego game with an interesting roster and varied locations (Yeah yeah, no X-Men, but it has the Runaways, so I don't care).
Steam User 2
Just OK for me.
Im mixed on this one cause half the section it was so boring and half it was fun. Story is kinda meh. Really good looking levels though but thats it, it is just good looking. few level were only fun. Combat is alright. Too many characters per level ruins it for me. Boss fight were okay.
Spiderman parts were really fun. only someone his jokes were funny but overall humour was a miss. Playing Dr. strange was fun. Talking about spiderman lego spiderman game would go real hard.
3/5
Steam User 2
Lego games have to be one of the funest games to play, these games just bring joy , collecting characters unlocking everything feels so good. 10/10