Marvel Champions: The Mad Titans Shadow Review

If something sounds off, it's because I recorded and edited the video while recovering from covid, but I really wanted to get the video version out with my written review.

The Mad Titans Shadow has a lot riding on it, the game can't afford to mess up Thanos or the player base might just snap.

Gideon's Bias
Player Counts Played: 1-2
Review Copy Used: No
Number Of Plays: 10+
Favorite Weight: Medium/Heavy
Favorite Categories: Drafting, Asymmetry, Deckbuilding, Worker Placement
Least Favorite Categories: TCG, Party Games, Traitor Mechanics

Game Information
Player Count: 1-4
Released: 2021
Goal: Defeat The Villain
Complexity: Medium
Genre: Co-Op Card Game
Designers: Caleb Grace, Michael Boggs, Aaron Haltom
Publisher: Asmodee

00:00 This Does Put A Smile On My Face
01:31 Player Cards
03:33 Spectrum
05:55 Adam Warlock
08:11 Scenarios
09:07 Ebony Maw
10:40 Proxima & Corvus
12:11 Thanos
14:57 Hela
16:54 Spoiler Villian
19:23 Encounter Sets
22:17 Campaign
23:08 Verdict
23:50 My Perspective
24:45 Pros and Cons
25:32 Future Marvel Champions Content

[paulnolin]

Enjoyed your video and insight to the game, new sub.

[bbyowll]

I always play with your ally rules. I think its a nice restriction both as a creative constraint and for balance.

[encrcdn]

Some great insight into the game design and mechanics. Even with its design flaws in scalability I still enjoy it. Playing 2-handed is about the most I'm willing to do but perhaps a few house-rules can help it further. Cheers.

[amansparekh]

Would making thanos steady instead of stalwart break?