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Year
2024
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Description
In Marvel United: Multiverse, you take the role of iconic Marvel Heroes cooperating to stop the master plan of a powerful Villain controlled by the game. Each Villain unveils their unique master plan, with cards that trigger different effects, and threats that pose challenges across the locations. Heroes must choose carefully the cards to play from their unique decks, that not only offer different actions and superpowers to use, but also combine with the actions of other Heroes to do the impossible. Build your storyline, unite your powers, save the day!
United Family
(4 games)
Part of the United family — see Marvel United for the combined view.
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slickerdrips Top List at 32:06 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Accessible and lightweight cooperative gameplay
- Heroes and villains have thematic abilities
- Lots of variability and replayability
- Introduces equipment and team cards for more complex play
- Satisfying gameplay, especially with recent expansions
- Great for painting miniatures
Cons
- Much of the content is Kickstarter exclusive
- Can be difficult to acquire specific characters/expansions later
- Some older heroes can feel simplistic compared to newer ones
Thematic elements
- Cooperative superhero action
- Marvel Universe
- Villain's nefarious plan unfolds through their card deck, while heroes complete mission cards.
Comparison games
- Legendary
- X-Men United
- Spider-geddon
- Civil War
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Area Control — Dealing with threats and solving missions at different locations.
- Campaign play — Includes campaign modes with new mechanics and challenges.
- Card Play — Playing cards with symbols for different actions.
- cooperative play — Players work together as Marvel heroes.
- Deck Building — Each hero has their own deck of cards.
- Equipment cards — New equipment cards provide extra actions and benefits.
- Hand Management — Using cards for attacks, movement, and heroic actions.
- Set Collection — Completing mission cards to defeat the villain.
- Team Synergy — Team cards allow for coordination and thematic deck building.
- Variable player powers — Heroes have unique decks and abilities.
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Quotes (from this video)
- it is my favorite game of the year and probably of many years
- just for bringing slay the Spire kind of accurately like adapting it so well to the tabletop I would be so so impressed just with that
- the fact that we can also play it cooperatively and that like ra can join me on these runs just makes it Excel just makes it sing
- I can't fault it in any way whatsoever
- there's so many good things it's really hard to cut it down
- we're starting out with number 10 but I'm going to say the numbers wrong in a minute because I'm reading off a spreadsheet and I've done row numbers wrong
- I mainly play solo or two players uh and a lot of the two players is not exclusively but a lot of it is cooperative games
- if they are competitive then there is little to zero like negative interaction between the players no Fighting No Stealing anything like that have zero interest in doing that against another player
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BoardGameGeek Discussion at 10:02
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Quotes (from this video)
- You like a game, you better buy it because it might not be available soon.
- This is the reason I went all in on the um Marvel United uh multiverse because I wanted this mini and it was like I don't remember what it was in, but I'm like, "I'm getting it."
- It's a weird one and it's I think it's just you can't you got to really read it carefully.
- My problem is is what happens is you get stuff looking like they have a 5:00 shadow.
- The contrast medium helps to lessen the intensity of the color.
- The way contrast paints and speed paints are designed to be done is you just paint them over a bright undercoating.
- I really like this paint. I was disappointed initially until I realized you need to use the contrast medium to lessen the intensity of the color.
- It makes the game much more exciting and immersive.
- The eye dropper bottles are the best and they have problems because they get clogged up and you if you're not careful, you make a giant mess.
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Top List at 10:23 sentiment: mixed
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Overall sentiment (raw)
mixed
Pros
- Wife enjoys it and is excited to play
- Accessible, approachable game in the genre
- Keeping it for now
Cons
- Way too much for the current collection
- Already have a full shelf packed to the brim with Marvel United
- Did not need more.
Thematic elements
- Marvel Universe
- Campaign
Comparison games
- Marvel United
- DC United
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
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Quotes (from this video)
- this last year has not been defined by playing a lot of new games this last year has been defined by playing a ton of Classics
- this is my top 10 list from 2024 but it's a little bit of a weird collection cuz this is technically the 10 games that I regret not playing or the 10 games I wish I got to the table the 10 games that arrived that I was and have been for a long time so excited about
- the unique thing about being a content creator about working in this board game Space is that we are always playing previewing and prepping content on games that still haven't arrived
- I would argue that most of these games probably at least six or seven of these games would be on my official top 10 list of 2024 if I had only gotten them to the table in the first place
- so slay the Spire is coming to the channel very very soon it is still one of the 10 games I desperately want to obsess over
- it's kind of remarkable that this isn't even opened I haven't done a unboxing video I haven't showcased it on the channel
- seon has this problem of delivering too much stuff and stuff that doesn't necessarily easily find its way into an organizational pattern
- this is one of like six or seven boxes for Simon's uh Marvel uh United
- flip 7 though is one of the games that West Todd one of my close friends uh told me was remarkable he asked me if ID tried it yet I said I hadn't and he said man it's one of the best games of the year you have to try it
- dark Venture Battle of the agents is one of the most unique uh well-designed indie games I have ever played
- vagor song is this beautiful maob over the Garden Wall feeling campaign game
- we're getting structured scheduled we're getting a consistent thematic posting schedule going
- this group of 10 this group of 10 is or are my top games from 2024 whether or not I actually played them in 2024
- don't beat yourself up just cuz life is messy and you didn't get every game you hop to get to the table or every project you intended on getting done
- a new year is in some ways an arbitrary line in the calendar that people put to indicate they either suc succeeded or failed and in other ways it's a fresh opportunity a chance to start a new
- Focus take account of where you are set yourself in a meaningful and purposeful Direction and clean your room make your bed work on yourself
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BoardGameGeek Discussion at 17:27 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Strong thematic fit with Marvel United Multiverse
- Rich potential for painting and display-worthy minis
- Accessible entry point for fans of Marvel
Cons
- Mold lines and slight assembly considerations
- Expansions can be colorfully complex and require additional components
Thematic elements
- Superhero teamwork and interdimensional storytelling
- Marvel Universe cross-overs and multiverse occurrences
- episodic cooperative missions with character-centric moments
Comparison games
- Marvel Crisis Protocol
- Lords of Waterdeep
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Character-based objectives — Mission design emphasizes character synergies and narrative flavor.
- Cooperative Game — Players collaborate to achieve shared objectives on a mission-based board.
- cooperative play — Players collaborate to achieve shared objectives on a mission-based board.
- Hero powers and deck management — Each hero has unique abilities and cards that shape the team’s strategy.
- Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game — Mission design emphasizes character synergies and narrative flavor.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- RAW is the best.
- And this is Maestro from the main box.
- This is Thor from Marvel Crisis Protocol.
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BoardGameGeek Discussion at 19:49 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Expands the Marvel United experience
- Offers more variety and replayability
Cons
- High cost for some backers
- Complexity can be intimidating for some players
Thematic elements
- alternative realities in the Marvel Universe
- Multiverse crossovers across multiple realities
- campaign/saga-like expansion
Comparison games
- Marvel United
- X-Men United
- Batman Hush
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- campaign_play — Series of connected scenarios with evolving goals.
- Cooperative Game — Players cooperate to overcome recurring challenges.
- cooperative_play — Players cooperate to overcome recurring challenges.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- I want them to succeed. I want them to stick around.
- If you like something and you can directly support them, please consider doing so.
- This is assembled minis… it’s getting more value for the money than last campaign.
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JestaThaRogue Review at 4:37 sentiment: mixed
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Overall sentiment (raw)
mixed
Pros
- Varied villain options and thematic depth expand replayability
- Equipment cards add personality and flavor to heroes
- Good solo potential with commander-style play
Cons
- Some villains are underwhelming or average
- Solo play requires careful tracking of many elements (cards, locations, threats, timeline)
- Base box may not be the strongest starting point for some players
Thematic elements
- superhero team-up against escalating threats
- Marvel Universe with a modular mix of heroes and villains across a shared timeline
- scenario-driven, variable villain decks and mission-based win conditions
Comparison games
- Avengers Box (base Marvel United wave)
- X-Men Box
- Spider-Verse / other Marvel United waves
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- cooperative combat and mission resolution — Heroes use punches, feats, and equipment to defeat thugs, rescue civilians, and clear events; missions drive progression and determine victory when completed.
- timeline card play — Players commit cards into a central timeline; symbols on the bottom of a card influence actions, and subsequent players gain access to both their own and the previous card's bottom effects.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- The villains provide the challenge that make the game fun.
- Galactus is very big on the board.
- This is PvP done right; I really enjoyed it.
- I would recommend this one again.
- Only Murders in the Building: The Game is cooperative deduction with a great look and feel.
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