Midnight Suns is one of the most underrated Marvel games in recent years, and its profile backs that up.

Its two strongest points are addictiveness (ahead of 98% of games) and desert island appeal (97%). Immediate fun and the social experience follow at 96-97%, narrative at 96%. This is a game that hooks you quickly and keeps pulling you back. Where it's more modest is visual direction and emotional connection, both at 83%, and world-building at 86%. For a Marvel game, the universe isn't really the draw here, it's the game system that carries the experience.

For a turn-based tactical RPG, these scores on addiction and fun are unusually high. The genre is often seen as demanding and niche. Midnight Suns seems to have found a balance that keeps players engaged.

If you enjoy tactical games or the Marvel universe and want something addictive with a real story, you'll be pleasantly surprised. If you're expecting a visually striking game or strong character bonds, the experience may feel more uneven.