I purchased the game at a discounted price, so the length of the main story didn't bother me as much. If I had paid full price ($60) for this game, I would have been very frustrated that the main story was only around 6 hours long.

I spent a total of 17 hours playing the game because I genuinely enjoyed the side content. I had fun collecting parts for new suits, unlocking abilities, and swinging around the city.

This game is a great example of an "easy to consume" game. The story isn't excessively long, the side content isn't overwhelming, and the puzzles are not too difficult. The game's story is straightforward.

I suppose "easy to consume" is how everyone would describe anything related to Marvel, but sometimes that's more of a positive than a negative. Maybe this is why Marvel is so popular. Anyway, I'm getting off track. The game is good, not amazing, but definitely good.

I found the game's concept really interesting, but unfortunately, it feels incomplete even though it's supposed to be complete.

The tutorial made it seem like there would be a linear story, which I was looking forward to, but that's not the case. Once you finish the tutorial, you're free to do whatever you want, and for me, playing a game that gives me no direction is really difficult. I wish the game had a main storyline or at least a little more direction.

Apart from the lack of direction, everything else was pretty fun. Fighting other small groups of enemies was enjoyable, and my favorite thing to do was joining the tournaments.

I stopped playing the game after 6 hours. I'm sure that if the game had better questing, I would have probably stuck around for at least 20 hours.