Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered
In Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, the worlds of Peter Parker and Spider-Man collide in an original action-packed story. Play as an experienced Peter Parker, fighting big crime and iconic villains in Marvel’s New York. Web-swing through vibrant neighborhoods and defeat villains with epic takedowns.
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Be Greater. Together. The incredible power of the symbiote forces Peter Parker and Miles Morales into a desperate fight as they balance their lives, friendships, and their duty to protect in an exciting chapter of the critically acclaimed Spider-Man franchise on PC.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is a action, open world and superhero game
developed by Insomniac Games and Nixxes Software
and published by PlayStation Publishing LLC.
Released on January 30th 2025 is available on Windows, Steam Deck and Steam Machine
in 26 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese and Vietnamese.
It has received 33,676 reviews of which 27,951 were positive and 5,725 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.2 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 59.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 29.99€ on Instant Gaming.
The Steam community has classified Marvel's Spider-Man 2 into these genres:
Action
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Third Person
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Great Soundtrack
Combat
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10/11 (version 1909 or higher)
- Processor: Intel Core i3-8100 or AMD Ryzen 3 3100
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 or AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT
- Storage: 140 GB available space
- Additional Notes: SSD Required
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I'm going to be brutally honest here; I think I prefer the FIRST Insomniac Marvel Spider-Man game & the standalone Miles Morales game over Marvel Spider-Man 2. It's not a terrible game by all means, but it honestly could've been better with its narrative story, characters & side missions. Marvel Spider-Man 2 for me personally is a fair 8 out of 10 at BEST in my book. I really thought about giving this game a 7 out of 10, but there are some redeeming qualities & improvements of the game that kept me from giving it a 7-score rating. As always, I'll try & keep this review for Marvel Spider-Man 2 spoiler-free! But I have a lot to say about this game... The story & pacing are all over the place here; we focus on Kraven the Hunter as our temporary villain for the majority of the game before we shift our focus to our main villain for the game with Venom, but when we do finally get to the Venom arc, he's not really in the game all that much that they advertised in the trailers; it's as if Insomniac rushed Venom's story & squeezed him in at the third act of the game... & honestly I'm quite disappointed in that because I was really hoping we get a similar symbiote story arc with what Activision's Shaba Games/Treyarch's Spider-Man: Web of Shadows 2008 did, but it was very short-lived... & I love Web of Shadows from back in the day on the PS3/XBOX 360 versions... again, not spoiling what happens in the game but giving you an idea what it's leading up to. The way characters are written in Spider-Man 2 feels... off... Like, the entire vibe or feel of Spider-Man 2 felt completely different from the last two Spider-Man games. I wish I could elaborate more on what I mean about that, but again, spoiler-free for those who wanted to play the game & find out for themselves. Let's just say that every time I replay Marvel Spider-Man 2, it just starts to degrade on me with every playthrough. With its story, I start seeing more & more of its flaws here with its plot, like the game played way too safe... I felt like Insomniac was afraid to take a huge risk with Spider-Man 2 & go truly above & beyond with the characters, not to mention parts of the game's story or side missions felt very forced in & not truly natural or genuine at all. Graphically the game improves in its visuals, textures & lighting, where swinging around New York City looks great, mostly during the daytime, morning sunrise, sunset, dusk & overcast. Still prefer the nighttime setting from the first game, however, because I just liked the way New York City looked illuminating from within, like it's breathing so much more nightlife. I want to say some of the character models are good, but some are not so good. Gameplay or combat is more of the same from the last two games; it's still just as fun to beat up bad guys, you got your usual button-mashing combos, 3 adrenaline bars & special finisher moves with a new parrying system that rewards you higher damage counter attacks for every successful parry you do. However, the gadgets have been reduced in Marvel Spider-Man 2 to just 4 gadgets, whereas the first Spider-Man game had a much more fun variety of gadgets to play around with. I really miss Web Bombing a group of thugs or Trip Mine unsuspecting enemies into walls when doing stealth, that never gets old. Another downside is the absence of suit mods from the first two games that were fun to equip after obtaining a new suit & customizing your personal playstyle. I presume the suit mods were replaced for the new "Suit Tech" system. Mary Jane stealth missions are back, but in this game it really starts to be dragged out here. I really feel like we didn't need more MJ stealth missions in the sequel after the first game, but on the bright side, once you beat the game, you have the option to replay your favorite missions without having to do the MJ stealth segments again, so that's a plus +. On a very high positive note, here is the Web swinging in Spider-Man 2 that has been vastly improved! You can now swing at incredible high-speed with a customizable, physics-driven-based traversal system in the "Swing Assist" option menu, allowing players to dial back automated assists for a more momentum-based Web swing that's very close to or similar to the Web swinging speed physics in Activision's Spider-Man 2 The Game 2004 or Spider-Man: Web of Shadows 2008! Boss fights are significantly improved as well, lasting more than one round, The Lizard Boss fight is one of the best boss fights on Ultimate difficulty for a great challenging experience, & speaking of The Lizard Boss fight... has anyone gotten a crazy Déjà Vu of Spider-Man 3 The Game 2007 on the PS3/XBOX 360 with said Lizard Boss fight? If you know, you know. Side Missions... Now this is my huge gripe about the Insomniac Spider-Man games, & I feel like it got worse in Spider-Man 2, with the borderline boring side missions... I understand that they want you to feel like the "Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" for both Peter & Miles, but if there's one major criticism I have for Insomniac is that they don't know how to make good, engaging side missions... Instead of doing the Visions Academy quests where I have to take pictures of school buildings as Miles or ride an electric bicycle for the Emily-May foundation as Peter, why can't we just do side missions that are serious murder crimes instead? We utilize Peter or Miles' suit techs to solve some mysterious murder crimes that might lead us to one of Spider-Man's classic rogues like Crime Boss Silvermane? Or side missions where we can team up with other classic Marvel characters like Daredevil & help him stop Bullseye? Side missions with Luke Cage that are compelling enough to want us to engage in? Whatever happened to Taskmaster from the last game? Are we not going to pick up on that again? Just throwing some ideas out there because being brutally honest here, Batman: Arkham City & Arkham Knight did side missions significantly better. Insomniac has all these Spider-Man source materials to work with but instead got us solving some school puzzles for a missing school mascot as a prank... Just going to end my review here for Marvel Spider-Man 2, It's a good game at best, definitely not game of the year material, but good enough that I can see myself playing this game again whenever I feel bored & just want to swing around & beat up bad guys & replay the best missions in the game that's for sure. But like I said, it honestly could've been better; I still prefer the First Marvel Spider-Man Remastered game & Spider-Man: Miles Morales more. What adds salt to the wound is the canceled planned DLCs for Marvel Spider-Man 2, where we are left with major cliffhangers for some of the side missions in the base game, which was a real blow... & the fact that the budget for the sequel was like $300+ million? I feel like $100 million would be more than enough to work with, maybe a little less than that, honestly... But $300+ million??? I don't know. I'm very much thinking about leaning towards a 7 out of 10 for Marvel Spider-Man 2, because I want Insomniac Games to do better & take this valid constructive criticism to heart. Still wish I could give this game a neutral Thumbs rating instead of a Thumbs up, though, certainly not a Thumbs down because I played worse games in the past. I understand the backlash this game received, but I want to be fair here with Marvel Spider-Man 2 even if I'm at odds with this game.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 - Spectacular Swinging, Uneven Landing The swinging and traversal? Spectacular. The expanded New York City? Amazing. The gameplay and combat? Friendly. The story? The real final boss. I absolutely loved Marvel's Spiderman and Miles Morales, so it's almost ironic that Spiderman 2 ended up being such a disappointment for me. I was so excited to play it that I bought it at only a 22% discount, and honestly, I wish I'd waited for a bigger sale. One thing Insomniac absolutely nailed was traversal. The Web Wings are fantastic and completely change how you move around the city. Combined with the expanded map including Brooklyn and Queens getting from one side of New York to the other is genuinely fun. Traversal never became a chore, and I often found myself swinging around simply because it felt so good. It's just a shame that the Statue of Liberty is fully visible yet remains inaccessible despite all the new traversal mechanics. With how fluid the Web Wings and water traversal feel, I genuinely expected to be able to visit it. Combat is another area where Spiderman 2 improves over its predecessors. Enemy AI is noticeably smarter, parries add another layer to encounters, and fights stay engaging throughout the game. I actually had to lower the difficulty because enemies became incredibly spongey on the higher settings, but I still enjoyed the challenge far more than I expected. The suit selection is also great, although I think the new Suit Styles feature is a little overblown. The opening Sandman sequence is genuinely incredible. I loved it so much that I replayed the opening three or four times just to experience it again. Unfortunately, after that incredible start, the game never quite reaches those same highs again. Kraven is an interesting villain, but I never felt like the game explored him deeply enough. Venom has some fantastic moments as well, but the overall story never landed for me the way Spiderman or Miles Morales did. What I loved about the previous games was how grounded they felt. Peter wasn't just saving New York, he was struggling to balance his personal life, dealing with impossible choices, and facing villains he shared genuine history with. Every major confrontation carried emotional weight because you understood what both sides had lost. The Spiderman I know and love has always been a grounded hero. He's optimistic despite constantly getting beaten down by life. He loses more than he wins, yet he always finds a reason to keep moving forward. His relationships with villains are rarely black and white as they're built on history, regret, respect, and sometimes even friendship. Marvel's Spiderman 1 captured that beautifully. Spiderman 2, on the other hand, often felt more focused on spectacle than those personal relationships. It felt like the game was chasing the emotional highs of Marvel's Spiderman 1 instead of naturally building toward its own. That's why so many of its emotional moments fell flat for me. There are moments that absolutely work. Peter and Harry's relationship is easily one of the strongest parts of the game, especially during the high school mission. Many memorable characters from the previous games also return, and it was genuinely nice helping them again through their side missions while seeing some of their stories come to a close. But the overall pacing felt strange, the emotional moments rarely landed, and by the time the credits rolled, I never got that same feeling of accomplishment that Spiderman and Miles Morales gave me. I still had an amazing time swinging through New York and fighting crime, but unlike Spiderman and Miles Morales, this isn't a story I'll be thinking about years from now. Overall, I enjoyed my time with Spider-Man 2, but I'd recommend waiting for a bigger discount. Performance Contrary to the common opinion that Spiderman 2 performs poorly on PC, I actually had a fairly smooth experience after a few tweaks. The single biggest improvement was updating Direct Storage to version 1.3. This alone fixed around 90% of the stutters I experienced. (Version 1.4 Beta was noticeably stutterier on my system.) The Nexus Mods mod "Marvel's Spider-Man 2 Ultimate Performance Fix" simply updates the required Direct Storage DLLs, making this an easy change to apply. Since the game is also quite CPU-heavy, adding -high to the Steam launch options helped improve overall smoothness. If you're still experiencing heavy stuttering, try disabling Windows Fullscreen Optimizations and running the game as Administrator. Frame Generation also made a noticeable difference in frame pacing for my system. This is what I used for playing at 1440p : [*]60 FPS — DLSS Performance, Frame Generation Off, RTSS Async Mode [*]90 FPS — DLSS Balanced, Frame Generation On, RTSS Front Edge Async Mode For textures, I'd recommend: [*]Medium Textures — Smoothest overall experience. [*]High Textures — Noticeably better visuals, especially while web swinging or exploring detailed indoor environments, but 8 GB of VRAM starts to struggle and introduces occasional stutters.
After around 60 hours with Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, I can say it’s a very fun and polished experience, but not without noticeable flaws. The strongest part of the game is definitely the gameplay. Web-swinging feels incredibly smooth and satisfying, combat is fast and varied, and the overall movement system is easily one of the best in any superhero game. The city exploration and visual presentation are also top-tier. However, the story is where things become more inconsistent. Peter Parker sometimes feels poorly written, often overly hesitant and apologetic in situations where he should feel more confident. The pacing also suffers when Miles is heavily involved, as it occasionally disrupts the main narrative flow instead of improving it. Some side content, especially the MJ stealth sections and certain Miles missions, feels less engaging compared to the main Spider-Man gameplay loop and can slow the momentum of the experience. Overall, the game is still very enjoyable thanks to its excellent gameplay foundation, but the story and mission design don’t always match the same quality level. It’s a strong sequel, just not a perfect one.
The combat and swinging is better than the last 2 games BUT this game has weaker writing and a rushed story that doesn't make me want to replay it as much as the first game did. Giving it a positive review because I'm a biased Web of Shadows fan and love the symbiote city takeover. they made MJ chopped af...
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Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is currently priced at 59.99€ on Steam.
No, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 59.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 received 27,951 positive votes out of a total of 33,676 achieving a rating of 8.16.
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Marvel's Spider-Man 2 was developed by Insomniac Games and Nixxes Software and published by PlayStation Publishing LLC.
Yes, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is not playable on MacOS.
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Yes, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is playable on Steam Deck, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
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No, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 does not support VR.
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