Beatiful game. Not as special as the first game for me. Combat is great, I loved the boss fights, and story is amazing especially in act 3. Downsides are, even though story is overall great having two different spider-men kind of made the game lose its focus. I'd rather a full personal story about Peter Parker like the first game. Other than that, there is improvement on level design but it's still pretty mediocre especially when we talk about side-quests. Most are repetitive. There are some really good mini side-quests story-wise, but those don't have much gameplay elements. Open-world was pretty boring especially after the first game and the stand-alone dlc. But overall a great game, and the best part of this is, yes, this is a Spider-Man game. It really shows what it means to be the Spider-Man and I love it. Insomniac's "Marvel's Spider-Man" keeps being the best Spider-Man adaptation in the visual media with their newest title.

It's a horror classic, that's for sure. Follows the steps of another horror classic, Resident Evil. The first half of the game is still scary even if you compare it with the genre's modern examples. But after the nightmare hospital, Silent Hill starts to become a bit boring and repetitive because of the not-so-well-designed nightmare sections(except "Nowhere", that area was perfect). The controls are old and a bit clunky but nothing you can not get used to. The story makes an awfully little amount of sense. And the voice acting is terrible. But these flaws shouldn't confuse you, because as I mentioned, this game is a classic. This is one of the first games that brought non-Euclidean level designs to the industry and used these level designs for the first time, albeit primitively, very successfully.