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About Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite
Capcom dropped Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite on September 19, 2017. It is a fighting game available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Microsoft Windows. The title pits iconic heroes and villains from two massive universes against each other in fast-paced combat. You get to choose from a roster featuring Captain Marvel, Iron Man, Ryu, and Mega Man X alongside dozens of others. This entry aims to bridge the gap between new players and veterans through accessible mechanics while retaining the chaotic spirit that defines the franchise. It launches single-player campaigns and multiplayer battles on major platforms without needing extra hardware.
Gameplay
Matches revolve around selecting three characters to form a team before engaging in 3v3 brawls. You cycle through these fighters to manage health bars and build meter for special attacks. The core loop involves quick juggling combos, tagging allies mid-combo, and activating super moves when your gauge fills up. Single-player content includes an Arcade mode for traditional progression, a Mission mode with specific objectives, and a Training area for refining timing. A Story Mode attempts to deliver a cinematic narrative experience set in both universes. Controls feel snappy on consoles but require careful adjustment on PC. The tag system allows you to switch characters instantly to extend combos or escape pressure from opponents.
What Players Think
The PlayPile data shows a mixed reception with an IGDB score of 71 out of 100 based on 71 ratings. Players report varying moods ranging from casual fun to frustration with balance issues. The average playtime suggests many users engage for short bursts rather than long sessions. Completion rates indicate that roughly half the community finishes the story content while others focus on multiplayer. Twitch rankings place the game at number 47 in current trends, showing steady interest despite the launch window passing. There are 47 achievements to unlock for those seeking completionist goals. Review snippets highlight the roster quality but frequently criticize the lack of depth in certain mechanics compared to previous entries.
PlayPile's Take
This title is worth your time if you own a fighting game collection and want access to specific characters like Mega Man X or Captain Marvel. The current price of $4.79 on Steam makes it an affordable entry point for the genre. You will find 47 achievements scattered across single-player modes and multiplayer matches to grind through. The story mode offers a distinct narrative path but lacks the depth some veterans expect. It works best as a casual fighting experience rather than a competitive tournament staple. If you need a cheap fighter to fill your library or practice specific matchups, this is a solid buy.
Game Modes
Single player, Multiplayer
IGDB Rating
71.0
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