The main story stages manage to capture the same addictive and fun gameplay that has become a consistent aspect of TT's LEGO titles, and there's enough originality to set this apart from the original version too. This equates to around five hours, yet there are also the numerous collectables, unlockable characters, and the illustrious 100% to aim for, and even though there is less of each than in the console counterpart, it still adds considerable time to the lifespan. This, instead, decides to focus on the levels based around the two Avengers movies and some of the Manhattan hub area.
The full content of the console version was never going to make it to the 3DS, because, not only does it have a considerable amount of stages but it was also home to massive open world hub zones - it's just too big to fit on such a handheld's cart.
These mechanics have served the series well for many years and the old adage of "if it's not broke, don't fix it" has been quite apt. Each level comes with extra objectives that often require returning to previous locations in "free play" mode to complete. Smash up the enemies and environments across each of the stages, building various LEGO creations to solve puzzles along the way. Being a LEGO title, the gameplay and mechanics are much the same as they have always been.
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