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MattDP
Not sure why the hate on this. It's fine as a dice-rolling co-op game, using the same engine as Elder Sign. In fact it's probably a bit better but it has the same basic flaw, which that when the dice don't come up, it's a frustrating failure about which you can do nothing.
ThinkingThatsAll
A not bad dice game. There is a decent amount of mitigation and a good serving of cooperation. Unfortunately, nothing about the game was amazingly thematic. There was story, but it did not come through in the mechanics. Overall, it is just a push your luck game with little risk and little reward.
Xembel
Pros: - Plenty of X-Men to choose from - Bond mechanic is great - Assist mechanic is also great - When one of your X-Men is knocked out, you pick another one (unless it's during Showdown) - I like the idea of Showdowns Neutral: - Some heroes have great flavour (like Rogue copying someone else's ability, while others feel too generic) - You can make your own expansions rather easily Cons: - Not enough standees for all of your characters (Seriously, 10 of them are like 1$, no reason not to include them instead of forcing your customers to order them) - The quinjet feels tacked on. Them realising that half of the punch out board would be empty so they added it. - Limited amount of cards. You get 5 side missions per continent (Europe, Asia, NA, SA, and Africa), and while you will not run out of them during a game, you will quickly memorize them. Similar thing for threat cards. A limited amount of them, Would have been a lot better if more were included so you could customize your gameplay.