Took a fast look at Spitfire interactive's entry into the super hero genre with the solid Daedalic Entertainment publishing the game Capes. Let's get to it.

What I liked
The Genre: About time someone wised up to combining Turn base and super heroes and the X-com isometric made it fast to learn.
The Art-style: Fits the genre and atmosphere of what they are attempting. But...
Overall Look: The setting, effects, sounds, and voices are good contributions.
Eye Impaired: Though narrated at times, the word balloons fit the comic style to assist those who wish to follow along.
Tribute: Targeted for all ages, this is Troublemaker and Freedom Force with no gore or blood.
Abilities: Each characters abilities fits the overall concept of their end result.
Learning: They exchange passion for inexperience, but you can admire the effort
Control Pad: Switch from keyboard to controller with ease
Puzzle: Finding combination sequencing is more important than move and attack.

What I feel needs to improve:
Controls: The rotation and movement in this game is clunky.
Story: Though I cut them some slack here because there is a lot going on. Their novice writing skills show with bad cliche short catchphrases than a solid story-line.
Don't Jive: The model work does not compliment the art-style, they conflict with one another, One of the other people.
UI: Lack of customization do not allow for size changes in the tiny ability icons. When will they learn big is good, small is bad.
Isometric: Once again like hundreds of X-com clones, they don't push the envelope or learn from Mordheim's Third Person war-band brilliance in turn base and setting interaction. You place your players in the action, not keep them in a safe distance.
3-6 VS system: Again done to death that limit your gameplay to redundancy that has been seen before hundreds of times. Time to go beyond these limitations.

Final Thoughts:
First a wonderful first effort by Spitfire and their crew. You have to remember this is an Indy developer with limited resources, but you have to grow from what has been done before. Games are just touching on this genre in turn base but it cannot be fragmented in your concept work decisions. All of it must coalesce. Capes ambition doesn't quite match its execution and not a fan of dlc purchases for costumes. Midnight Suns gave you the pinnacle of turn base super hero action, but with a card system that may not have been the wisest choice and unfortunately Capes doesn't quite reach on those heights. I loved the passion, not the execution. It is still a fine game, especially for early teens who love the genre.
See the video game-play in discussion before you buy. My Score 3.2 our of 5

Should have known by looking at the characters, but I really wanted it to be good