Fantastic Four is about four different citizens of the United States, connected with each other through special abilities. Before the heroic squad was formed, Ben was a product of Genetically modified experiments. He was often agitated to become aggressive and could destroy everything in the city. Behind that was an unprecedented cruel man who took control of his mind and body. But after meeting three teammates, Ben can control himself now. This makes that person carry out another plan, in which an army of monsters through a large meteorite is brought. More than just an ordinary big stone, it was also a huge source of energy that Diablo aspired to perfect his plan to conquer the world.
From the film of the same name, Fantastic Four is designed with 40 different levels, corresponding to eight stages, and eight bosses that players need to defeat. The game focuses on exploiting the special abilities of each member of the hero squad to defeat the monsters landed in New York City, and eliminate crazy plans from the villain Diablo.
Ben, the rocky, also known as “The Thing,” has overwhelming power. He deals massive damage to enemies, even able to carry heavy objects and throw them gently. Mister Fantastic is like a mobile rubber, capable of flexing the body in the wanted shape, especially when fighting as his fist can take down opponents from a distance. Invisible Woman features invisible ability and releases a large source of energy from her body. Meanwhile, Human Torch is outstanding when he can control fire to burn anything. As can be seen, their combat techniques are very diverse as you can exploit many aspects from them.
With the beat-’em-up genre, this game does not have much complexity, even becomes easy if you’ve ever experienced Streets of Rage or Double Dragon with similar gameplay.
In terms of design, quests and levels are all about collecting items and defeating enemies. There will also sometimes be interactive scenes, with on-screen text conversations. If reviewed, I would consider Fantastic Four to be one of the best movie translations on the handheld console that you should play.
