MARVEL Contest of Champions is a classic action fighting game developed by Kabam. This game is adapted from Marvel's classic comics, named Marvel Super Hero Contest of Champions. This game involves many Marvel superheroes, and many figures from the Guardians of the Galaxy, Avengers, and X-Men are all visible in the game, which is bound to be an unprecedented melee. The superheroes in the game each have different abilities and attributes, and there is a relationship of mutual growth and mutual restraint. For example, when Wolverine and Captain America meet narrowly, Wolverine will add an additional 15 points of attack due to the advantage of attributes. On the contrary, Captain America will be weakened accordingly.

The MARVEL Contest of Champions game mode is more attractive. In this game, players need to pay attention to the cultivation of hero levels while using heroes to fight. The acquisition of heroes adopts the more mainstream form of gashapon, and players can randomly get one from the purchased black crystal. There is a star rating between heroes and heroes, and heroes with high star ratings willfully suppress heroes with low star ratings in their initial abilities. In addition, with the continuous advancement of the plot, the difficulty of the game will also increase. At this time, the player needs to use the space stone obtained in the battle to upgrade the hero level, otherwise, it will be difficult to compete with the enemy on the same stage. There are two game modes, PVE, and PVP, in which PVE can be divided into two categories: regular tasks and special tasks. The regular task is similar to the story mode, which is one of the most basic game modes of the game. Players need to lead the superheroes (up to 5) to complete nearly 100 game levels under the guidance of the plot. Compared with regular tasks, special tasks do not have too many differences in game form, but only increase the difficulty of the choice. Compared with the PVE mode, the PVP mode of fighting games should be the place that players relish. There are four PVP modes to choose from in this game: 1V1, low-star 3V3, high-star 3V3, and full-star 3V3. Players can choose freely according to their hero strength, without fear of being crushed by big R.

However, the operation of this game can be regarded as its most important shortcoming. The pleasure brought by the sliding touch is far less than the virtual joystick. In the game, players need to tap the screen to release normal attacks and continuous skills, slide the screen left and right to retreat or raid, and long-press the screen to defend or hit hard. Players can accumulate energy when attacking and being attacked, and when the energy bar is full, they can release nirvana. Due to the lack of support for virtual joysticks and buttons, "Marvel Heroes Fighting Game" is too thin in operation. Although there are many operation methods, the performance of move connections is somewhat rigid. From the perspective of the moves themselves, many heroes share a set of templates. Except for the special skills, the other moves are the same. This approach is a bit too perfunctory. From the perspective of game players who really enjoy fighting games, "Marvel Heroes Fighting Game" may be just general work that is still qualified.

In general, the lack of operation variety can not completely affect the overall quality. Marvel Contest of Champions' detailed character modeling, varied scene design, and rich game content are still the charm of this work. What's more, the fact that everyone's familiar Marvel superheroes are moved to the same battlefield to fight is enough to cheer. In the terms of Marvel fans and even ordinary players, this game can undoubtedly be regarded as a great gift.