Spider-Man

Just wonderful... just finished playing and it is just amazing, spectacular...

When I first got this game, I had lower expectations. I thought that it wouldn't live up to the hype, mainly due to it being one of the most hyped games I've ever seen. I for sure thought it would be far worse than any of the Batman Arkham games. I think I am happy to say I was wrong. This game exceeded my expectations in almost every way. The story itself was amazing, and the closest any superhero game has come to dethroning the Batman Arkham series.

Amazing game the plot kept you guessing, every boss fight better than the last and just challenging enough

Spider-Man is MARVEL's long overdue response to the Batman: Arkham video game franchise; and boy what a response this is. Spider-Man is one of 2018's very welcome surprises from the game industry. It's got the same photogenically gorgeous graphics of 2015's Arkham Knight and this year's God of War. Not to mention that the open-world design of this game is also very intricate and immersive; almost a little too much some might say. I don't understand where the critics are coming from when they say the open-world design isn't innovative: I reckon that it's an improvement on that area of past Spider-Man games. And this Spider-Man game uses previous adaptations as a broad reference point, not a direct conversion of any pre-existing movie, TV-show or comic book: it just dives right into the life of an older and more refined 23-year-old Peter Parker.

Spider-Man is one of 2018's biggest and greatest media events! Don't miss out!

I honestly have no words to describe it. They nailed each and every department of the game including story, graphics, gameplay, music, etc.

2 minutes into the game and I'm already in love with it!! This game is some next level game. The wait was totally worth it and this game is worth each and every penny I paid.

This has to be one of the best (if not the best) games to ever come out and it's definitely up there with God of War. To call it amazing would be an understatement.