While superhero movies have slowed down a bit on the big screen, they've never lost their popularity in the game—superhero projects have never been better. The portal gameradar.com has shown what fans of Marvel and DC comics should play.

Punisher

The Punisher may be one of the most underrated games of the PS2 and Xbox era – at least when it comes to superheroes. Volition Studios quickly departed from their Red Faction franchise to release a sequel to one of Marvel's best movies. Actor Tom Jane even returned to play Frank Castle. Not to mention, The Punisher perfectly captured the brutality of the anti-hero through the mechanics of interrogation and execution.

South Park: Broken but whole

South Park is the king of parodies and it stays true to its traditions when it comes to poking fun at superhero trends. The sequel to the acclaimed The Stick of Truth, a parody of popular fantasy series, tells the story of how restless kids decided to create their own series in the spirit of Marvel and DC. any. Furthermore, The Fractured But Whole not only pleases with its humor but also with its rather deep turn-based combat, where the abilities of the hometown superheroes can be combined in unexpected ways.

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes is a relatively old title by industry standards, but it still holds the title of one of the best LEGO games in history. An adventure full of funny moments, and at the same time a comic window that will appeal to both adults and children. In Marvel Super Heroes, there are up to 100 Marvel heroes and you can play this game both in local and online co-op mode.

Marvel's Midnight Sun

Marvel's Midnight Suns failed to meet the publisher's financial expectations, but Firaxis' courage deserves respect – the creators of the XCOM series went far beyond their comfort zone. The result of their testing is a fun turn-based strategy game that combines their love of comics, card games, and strategy.

Batman: Arkham Asylum

While Arkham City offers a more realistic comic book story and Arkham Knight offers a larger world, there's still something unique about the intimacy of the first game in the trilogy. Batman: Arkham Asylum can certainly be called one of the best Metroidvanias of the late 2000s and, in fact, one of the first modern superhero games. It set a standard for the genre that many developers continue to follow.

Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy

It's hard not to love Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy. This is definitely one of the best single-player games of the new generation – full of heart, humor and dynamic action. The original story, separate from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, draws inspiration from the best stories in the Guardians of the Galaxy comics. Eidos Montreal has found a delicate balance between varied battles and quiet moments that allow you to get to know the characters better.