Taking enemies out in the right order will make your job all the easier, and if you maneuver between them properly they might even take some of their allies out for you. All of the enemies have distinct appearances and it’s easy to quickly assess any situation and plan your course of action. With all of this in mind, the combat is actually very fluid. But you know what they say: imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and if you’re going to imitate you may as well look to the best. Nearly every aspect of the game will feel very familiar to anyone who has played that game. If you haven’t been following the pre-release trailers and images for the game, one thing instantly springs to mind as soon as you begin playing and as much as I would like to it can’t go without saying: Captain America: Super Soldier has a lot in common with Arkham Asylum. Wasting no time, you’re dropped right into the thick of things. It basically feels like they’re saying “if you want to know the background, read some of the comics or go see the accompanying movie”, and I’m fine with that. There’s no origin here, no scrappy levels where you play as scrawny Steve Rogers. The game assumes this from the outset, as you are dropped right into the action. Most people know the story of how Steve Rogers became Captain America, a symbol of hope and freedom during World War II.
#CAPTAIN AMERICA SUPER SOLDIER 360 MOVIE#
Read on to see why I ultimately ended up enjoying what is one of the best movie tie-in games I’ve seen in awhile.
However, a glimmer of hope remained and I’m glad I held on to that hope. I went into this one once again expecting the worst, considering my experience with Sega’s Thor: God of Thunder game. The best ones are the games that get the characters and franchise, but not the deadline required to come out with the movie so they can cash in on the hype train.Įnter Captain America: Super Soldier, released to coincide with the movie Captain America: The First Avenger. It’s a foregone conclusion really…video game movies just aren’t that good traditionally. I can already see you rolling your eyes, waiting for the inevitable. This summer saw the release of not one, but two big super hero movies from Marvel, both of which were accompanied by a game.
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