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Hands on with Marvel Dimension of Heroes: Fun, frantic though repetitive AR gameplay

Hands on with Marvel Dimension of Heroes: Fun, frantic though repetitive AR gameplay

Posted on September 28, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Setup can be a pain, though the experience is ultimately rewarding in the end.

Lenovo’s new AR experience, Marvel Dimension of Heroes, checks all the right boxes: It’s fun, it runs well, and it stays true to its roots, with voice actors apparently lifted from the Avengers animated series. But though you can step into the shoes of six Marvel characters, the gameplay remains the same but for a few tweaks.
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