Instead of a stripped-down mobile port: LEGO Marvel Super Heroes ported to Android with an open world after 13 years

An enthusiast going by the handle ttom795 has released an unofficial Android port of LEGO Marvel Super Heroes — an action-adventure game where Iron Man, Spider-Man, the Hulk, and other Marvel heroes join forces to stop Loki from assembling a superweapon.

Unlike the official Universe in Peril mobile adaptation released in 2015, the fan port is based on the full-fledged 2013 PC version. This means that instead of a series of 45 standalone missions, players get an open-world Manhattan where they can roam freely between story quests.

The port supports gamepads, touch controls, and graphics settings. The creator confirmed that the game runs even on the budget Retroid Pocket Duo Lite powered by Adreno 610 graphics. However, as is often the case with unofficial ports, owners of Mali-based devices may run into issues ranging from a black screen to disappearing audio.

Image source: Warner Bros.

To run the game, you will need Android 9 or newer, a 64-bit ARM processor, Vulkan 1.1 support, at least 3 GB of RAM, and about 12 GB of free storage space. Installation also requires files from your own copy of the game on Steam.