Customer Ratings & Reviews

Was pleasantly surprised in the depth of gameplay, even my 4 and 6-year-old nephews were able to play and keep up. Deep roster, hours of fun.

This game is fun especially playing with friends. It has that good ol Arcade style however each character offers their own abilities and flavor.

I’ve always loved the ultimate alliance series and been waiting for this edition to come out for the longest time. It actually made me want to get a switch.

Pretty good game. Descent game play. Best to play on tv with the switch as the switch screen is a little small for the game play. But overall it’s a good game.

Avengers assemble, this is awesome and action pact. A great gauntlet style game with plenty of power up building. Story mode was great and a surprise ending

If you enjoy top down playing with friends this is your game. 4 player coop online or local. If you have a Nintendo switch this should be in your collection.

My son and I decided to get this game. At first it took us some time to know what we needed to do (by we I mean me) over all it’s a good game.

I bought this as a birthday gift for my cousin, and he absolutely loved it!! It’s a great game and he says it’s his all time favorite!!!

I did not know that this game was soo much fun love playing multiplayer saving the world it’s awesome. You gotta get this title it’s cool.

If you remember the days of couch co-op and invited friends over play late into the night. A bit challenging if have friends joining you late into the game.

Best cast of characters in a marvel game to date! A throwback to the X-Men Legends game, but with upgraded depth and graphics. Cooperative play is excellent!

It can get a little button-mashy at times, but overall this is an approachable game with tons of characters from various Marvel series, not just the movies.

Bad framerate, terrible camera, but fun, if a bit mind numbing gameplay. Story is kinda trash, but it's fun playing as all the different heroes

This game is a nostalgic callback to the first two Marvel Ultimate Alliance games, but with better graphics sand smooth gameplay. A must for any Marvel fan.

Great game for the family can play for at the same time on the same screen button mashing game anybody complain the kids love it

Good game. My 11 year old son loved playing it for a while. Eventually he moved on, but it kept his attention longer than most.

A lot of things for me to do, though a bit grindy to unlock everything. My 6 year old son loves it, as he knows most of the characters from tv or movies.

A must have for the Nintendo switch collection, and you get to paly as Nightcrawler one of my favorite characters ever.

The first Marvel Ultimate Alliance game was known for its Silver age style aesthetic and quirky gameplay. The second one was known for its Civil War storylines and streamlined battle mechanics. Both of these games were terrific, and almost everyone who played them seemed to find something they liked. You won't be so lucky with the third one. Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is a combination of stolen MCU story tropes and endless grinding gameplay that will bore you to tears within hours. The only thing original you'll find in this game is the nerve to charge you full price for something so small and uninspiring. The grinding you need to complete this game on any of the higher difficulty levels, even the middling difficulty, would make even the most ardent JRPG lover blush with shame. I'm talking hours and hours of grinding the side quests and mini games just to get your new favorite character to the same level as the others in your party. Since there's dozens of characters, that's a lot of time spent repeating one or two lucrative exp battles again and again and again. Battles are essentially the same thing, an old-school brawler type game, but with one massive, awful twist-- the stagger bar! Basically every enemy in the game has to be beaten down twice, once to eliminate their stagger bar and once to eliminate their health. And because only certain characters have stagger-destroying abilities, this means your pool of characters is extremely diminished. In a nutshell, just buy the first two MUA games. More fun, better stories, and fantastic battle systems that won't leave you ripping your hair out as you grind again and again and again just to keep up.

My kids and I enjoy playing this game. Some levels are hard when playing with my 10yr old and 5yr old kids but worth it though!