This was the most disappointing superhero game yet. It was the exact same as Spiderman 1, yet felt more clunky and tedious to play. The switched between miles and Peter I feel are just a bit unnecessary as the story revolves around Peter and harry not miles and his side story. The combat was the same, graphics seemed slightly worse or at least on par with its prequel, and worst of all the story was peculiar. Harry dying would have made such a bigger impact on the story than him surviving AGAIN. Not only that but random ass filler events like mj suddenly having an existential crisis in a symbiotic suit are completely unnecessary and ruin some parts of the game. I enjoy playing this but all of these factors combines with the fact the game was ridiculously short mean I can't give this game any higher than the bang average mark of 3 (decent overall).

Picking up this game when I was younger was the coolest thing I've ever experienced in gaming. This is the perfect introduction to new playstation gamers, the combat is easy to understand, satisfying and fluid, the graphics are incredible especially for 2018, and the story was not lacking at all, insomniac really didn't hold back on this game at all. Swinging around for the first time as Spiderman in a completely accurately mapped out New York City is an experience I don't think I'll ever forget.

This game's ability to tell a story and leave such an incredible impact on the player is ridiculous (in a positive way). I was absolutely bamboozled when I put the controller down after finishing this game for the first time, I adored it then, I do now, and I always will. However this game perfectly demonstrates sony and naughty dog's incapability to develop a game that isn't a home cinema movie. This game lacks the ability to keep a player wanting to play the game simply because of the gameplay (part 2 fixed this). Therefore it misses the mark on that front for me.

Yet another example of sony and naughty dog's incapability to make a game that isn't focused on being a cinematic masterpiece and rather focuses on immersive gameplay. It's not that the gameplay is bad, not at all, I just don't believe it warrants above a 4 rating with the likes of ghost of Tsushima, Elden Ring, cyberpunk and the batman Arkham series. The graphics are incredible and the world building is immense. Just the gameplay is overwhelmingly repetitive and over the top dramatic for what it's actually portraying.

I thought this game was brilliant. I had no problems with focusing the attention on miles rather than Peter as this was not a direct sequel and rather a spin off. Miles felt like a breath of fresh air from the usual mature but comical Peter we all know and love, I think the series needed that. However the game was far too short to warrant the same rating as the original. The story was great and had potential to be as good as the first but was extremely rushed (probably in part to it being developed during the Covid-19 pandemic). But credit where it's due, its a great game.

This game sets the standard for telltale choice games, in that regard and field of genre it's the greatest game ever made. However I have to give it the same treatment as other titles I have reviewed in the the gameplay is stupidly repetitive and involves specifically and intentionally only walking a dialogue. I get that that's kind of the point of these games and acknowledge that but they could've made it more immersive in some way. However onto the positives the graphics are unbelievable considering this came out In 2018, the soundtrack is ridiculously good and the story is one of the best written In playstation exclusives. It was the first look of cyberpunk style gaming in (almost) 4k we got before cyberpunk 2077 and other titles like ghost runner