The play sets of Disney Infinity are normally action/adventure platformers and the mechanics are designed to work in that context.
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The story mode of Battlegrounds is more of training yourself for battles against your friends and relearning how to play Disney Infinity. It’s not that engaging, only lasts around an hour and a half or so, and your reward for completion is a static image of whatever character you finished with and some text. A game like Marvel Battlegrounds is not one you play for the story, and if you are, prepare to be let down. Robotic duplicates of the heroes of the Marvel Universe created by Loki and Ultron are on the loose and wreaking havoc and it’s up to the actual heroes of the Marvel Universe to put a stop to this evil plan once and for all. Marvel Battlegrounds is an incredibly fun multi-player game that changes the Infinity framework in ways that you never thought possible. If you’re a Marvel fan, it’s time to come back out of the cold and dust off your collection of figures. Now that the Star Wars hype has died down somewhat, Marvel has come back to Disney Infinity in a big way with the release of the Marvel Battlegrounds play set and multiple new figures including Ant-Man, a new Spider-Man and Captain America, Vision and Black Panther. Even with those two figures, unless you’re a fan of playing user-created content or making your own, you can’t do a lot with them other than stare at them on a shelf. After three play sets and over twenty figures based on the heroes and villains of the Marvel Universe were released as part of the 2.0 edition of the toys-to-life game, the 3.0 edition until now has only saw the release of two Marvel figures: Hulkbuster Iron Man and Ultron.
The first six months post launch of Disney Infinity 3.0 have been hard for Marvel fans.
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