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Games/Marvels Spider Man/Reviews
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Marvel's Spider-Man
An Insomniac game exclusively for PlayStation 4 where Spider-Man strives to stop Mister Negative's terrorist plot against the city of New York.
Review of Marvel's Spider-Man
Dunkey really ruined the phrase “makes you feel like Spider-man because it does. You promise to be somewhere and crimes keep happening for you to stop so you can’t get there. Thats being Spider-man. a… Read more
Swinging into the Next Generation
When Marvel’s Spider-Man first launched in 2018 on the PlayStation 4, it did more than deliver another superhero game—it revitalised the genre. Much like Rocksteady’s Batman: Arkham series before it,… Read more
Well Worth Going for a Swing
Spider-Man - whether in comic book, TV show, or cinematic form - has been in my life for as long as I can remember. The dualities and parallels between Spidey and Peter Parker always created uniquely… Read more
Great action, exciting traversal. Let down when you’re not Spiderman.
When I think Spiderman I think swinging through New York at lightning pace, and this game nails that. The web swinging is fast, easy to control and feels brilliant. Just what you would want. In combat… Read more
Spider-Man presents great characters and movement in a problematic world
Before I start, read t his article because it better lays out this argument with full research and facts. This game was $20 during the recent sale, and I finally gave in to my intrigue and jumped in.… Read more
Some aspects of the game are masterly crafted. However, it eventually started to feel like a chore.
Marvel's Spider-Man is a game so inspired by games such as the recent Batman series, Shadow of Mordor, and Mad Max that I was very surprised to learn that it was not published by Warner Bros. Interact… Read more
Marvel's Spider-Man
I've always loved Spider-Man for as long as I can remember and I think Spider-Man games have had a rough history, which includes the Spider-Man 2 video game by the way, which I think is incredibly ove… Read more
The new high watermark for superhero games.
Ever since 2009’s Batman Arkham Asylum , the genre of open-world superhero games has sort of been broken down into a checklist of ideas. A similar combat system as the Arkham games, jamming in as many… Read more
Marvel's Spider-Man Review: Web-Slinging Wonder
Note: Video version here . The text below is a transcript of the shooting script. Some wording might be slightly different between the text and video . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~… Read more
A great modern Spider-Man game that's been long overdue.
Marvel's Spider-Man might borrow heavily from a selection of other great games, some of which feature a certain Dark Knight, but it also manages to make you care about the world of the web-slinging he… Read more
Web swinging fun though flat
When I first caught glance at this game, I thought it was going to be the next best superhero game, everything looked so neat and tight, this game is going to be a Blast! But It didn’t live up to my e… Read more
A Mostly Entertaining Ride
Marvel's Spider-Man was a welcome comeback to the Spider-Man franchise of games. From swinging around to exploring the city, it has what you'd expect from a Spider-Man game. With a refreshing story in… Read more
The Best Swinging Game of the Year
Like swinging? No, not the kind that involves other people. The kind that has you tethering yourself to buildings and flying through the air. Then there is a game you should play. The story in Marvel'… Read more
The best place Spider-Man was ever in
Marvel's Spider-Man, developed by Insomniac, had a very big buzz to it before it came out, and everybody who had played it previously liked alot. My expectations were high, and still I didn't think I… Read more
Insomniac's take on Spider-Man is exciting, refreshing, and, in a word, spectacular.
It’s easy to be reductive about the state of AAA development these days. The idea that more and more big games are taking the approach of taking elements from this game and that, spinning them to fit… Read more