Ah Future Fight, this game takes me back. There were so many Marvel games on Mobile. This, Contest of Champions, Puzzle Quest, I'll talk about those later, but I bring it up because Future Fight REALLY stood out back in the day.

I played this basically in the first few months of release, for about 3-4 years. I REALLY loved this game and every update. It was the first time I spent money on a game, not because I had to, but because I legit enjoyed it and felt the devs deserved it for creating such a fun experience.

I played this game a LOT. I was part of a community for the game. I was in a guild with some nice people. I made posts on forums actively reviewing characters, builds, how to clear hard stages like World Boss and Shadowland.

Something changed in the game over time. It became a lot more pay heavy. Most characters are only good when they had uniforms. T2 upgrades weren't good enough. (Now they have T3 I think)

I look at what it's become and it feels absurdly bloated and overwhelming. And most of that content isn't even accessible, you have to be omega high leveled or a whale.

I think it's a shame to see that the game ended up not doing that great, because I thought it was pretty awesome back in the day. I have a ton of good memories.

It's hard to make a great mobile game, but man, this game comes pretty close.

The game, as you would expect, involves you controlling various characters throughout the Marvel Universe. As of this review, there are currently 264 characters available in the game, each with their own movesets. Many characters even have unique skins that have movesets entirely different from those of their base character, giving you new ways to play your favorite Marvel heroes and villains.

Like with other mobile games, it does suffer a bit from power creep, but compared to other mobile games I've played, it's a lot more forgiving. I can come back to the game from a hiatus of over a year and still find several of my characters to be competitive. I also find it a bit more forgiving than other mobile games when it comes to payment. I do think paying a little bit of money is essential to succeed in the game, but I've never felt compelled to fork out massive amounts of money, especially since the game also rewards you simply for investing time into it.

I also appreciate that the developers try to find new ways to breathe life into the game, whether it's with new game modes, new mechanics, or new characters, it helps keep the community alive and strong after so many years.

If you're a fan of Marvel or just looking for a new mobile game to play, I suggest trying this out for a couple of months and seeing if it's your cup of tea. It can surprisingly be a fun gaming experience.