There are games that, despite poor reviews, can be a huge success. Marvel’s Avengers (our review), however, did not join them and so the president of Square Enix Josuke Matsuda in annual report he did not take napkins from investors and announced the financial results of the game as a clear disappointment.
In the end, the persistent effort to please everyone ended in such a way that almost no one liked the game.
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Nevertheless, he believes in the set direction and continues to see the future of the industry in the “Games as Service” distribution model. “The adoption of this model has alerted us to the challenges we are likely to face in future development efforts, such as the need to select designs that match the unique features and tastes of our studies and development teams,” he said.
But it is the emphasis on constantly generating new content at the expense of its quality that is one of the biggest criticisms that the community has had about the game. As the recent Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy (our review) such a proper single player campaign is far better than a strange multiplayer hybrid, which, in addition to the power of the brand, has nothing to offer.
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