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Marvel United: Enter the Spider-Verse

Game ID: GID0202910
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Year
2021
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Description

Marvel United: Enter the Spider-verse allows you to add multiple new Spiderpeople to your Marvel United game, with Green Goblin being included as a new villain to fight. The Kickstarter version (see different entry in the database) includes Spider-Ham as a bonus character, but this version doesn't.

Description

Marvel United: Enter the Spider-verse allows you to add multiple new Spiderpeople to your Marvel United game, with Green Goblin being included as a new villain to fight. The Kickstarter version (see different entry in the database) includes Spider-Ham as a bonus character, but this version doesn't.

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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Themed expansion adds Spider-Verse flavor and flavorful location threats
  • Cooperative puzzle structure with clear goals and escalation via crisis tokens
  • Playable solo with two-handed variant and straightforward end-game objective
Cons
  • Deck thinning and potential confusion around threat card order and special rules
  • Initial shuffling of threat cards may feel inconsistent without explicit house rules
Thematic elements
  • cooperative superhero team-up to thwart Taskmaster and resolve crises
  • New York City locations from the Enter the Spider-Verse expansion within the Spider-Man universe
  • live playthrough with setup commentary and strategic decisions
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • cooperative two-hero play — The player can control multiple heroes (two-handed solo) or switch between heroes; coordination is key to clearing threats.
  • crisis tokens — Crisis tokens populate locations and influence end conditions; removed to unlock attacks and damage sequences.
  • Hero action cards — Decks of hero cards provide the actions (move, attack, rescue, etc.) and special actions used to interact with locations and threats.
  • location threats — Threats like entangling traps and explosive traps impose penalties and require specific actions to clear.
  • rescue civilians — Certain cards allow rescuing civilians; rescuing can grant benefits and progress toward clearing threats.
  • special actions and token economy — Certain actions grant tokens that enable powerful moves or combined effects; tokens are spent to execute complex plays.
  • thugs and villains — Enemies (thugs) and the villain (Taskmaster) are defeated or neutralized to advance the game state.
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  • Taskmaster will have two Health
  • Heroes cannot damage Taskmaster as long as there are any crisis tokens on any locations
  • Taskmaster was a fun one to play against
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