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I’m bummed that it sounds like playing in handheld is not great, because that’s how I play 99.9% of my games on Switch.

I’ve been having a lot of fun with this playing solo over the past several days. The camera has only been an issue a couple times, with enemies entering from a direction and the camera getting caught on something or moving behind something when it shifts to track them. I will say, I can’t imagine playing this on handheld. There’s just too much on the screen and the characters are too small, and I know I would have trouble tracking my character.

I’m not sure how long the replay value will last. I think I’m about 70% of my initial playthrough, but have been taking the time to do Infinity challenges as they become available. I can see working my way through most of those and doing several speed runs to level up more of my roster, but I’d guess I’ll get bored after 20 or so hours with the game. Still, not a bad value and lots of nostalgic fun for fans of the previous two MUAs.

I agree that the rpg elements are on the generic side, but leveling definitely makes a difference. With my lvl 43 team of Thor, Hulk, Iron Man & Cap, fodder enemies are three light attacks or two heavy on default difficulty, which is way more powerful than at the start of the game. The special, synergy and extreme attacks are all way more effective as well. Overall, I’m still enjoying it a lot as a beat ‘em up with a light rpg aspect. I’m still having fun jumping into infinity trials for xp cubes to level up other characters enough to be usable.