Marvel's Spider-Man (Series)

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Aug 23, 2019

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Nov 9, 2019

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35 minute

Marvel's Spider-Man is a 2018 action-adventure game

Based on the Marvel Comics superhero Spider-Man, it is inspired by the long-running comic book mythology and adaptations in other media

## **About The Game**

*Marvel's Spider-Man* is an open-world third-person action-adventure game, in which the player controls Peter Parker, under his superhero identity Spider-Man, through Manhattan, New York City to fight crime. Spider-Man's moveset allows him to swing through New York and climb buildings in fluid urban traversal, defeat enemies in improvisational combat with dynamic acrobatics, fight by interacting with various elements with his webs, and wield a variety of web gadgets to combat different opponents. Using tokens rewarded from objectives, Spider-Man can unlock and craft new gadgets, suits, and Suit Mods. By earning experience points, Spider-Man can level up to unlock new skills on the Skill Tree to enhance his combat and traversal. In certain parts of the game, the player also controls Peter Parker (outside of his Spider-Man suit) in various puzzle sections, as well as Mary Jane Watson and Miles Morales in stealth sections.

Spider-Man engages in a linear set of main story missions, begun once the player reaches its yellow icon on the map. Missions may make use of combat mechanics, require stealth either with Spider-Man or as Mary Jane or Miles, or involve completion of puzzles as Peter. Each mission advances the main story to the next stage, and certain advancements in the story unlock different objectives, such as new crimes against different organizations, or new types of citywide activities.

Aside from the main story, the player can complete many other objectives throughout New York City. Side missions, signified by a blue map icon, allow the player to complete short objectives offered by non-player characters, with a reward of XP towards new levels. While traversing through each district, crimes with one of the different organizations (thugs, Inner Demons, escaped prisoners, and Sable International) will appear, marked by a red map marker, to be completed for Crime Tokens. Districts may also be home to bases for one of the organizations, to be completed for Base Tokens. Districts also hold replayable Taskmaster Challenges, involving combat, stealth, stopping bombs, and chasing spy drones, which are scored on speed, in which achieving a gold rating for speed wins a maximum of three Challenge Tokens. Research Stations in each district involve short missions often based on traversal mechanics, to win Research Tokens. Black Cat Stakeouts require Spider-Man to reach a camera and photograph a hidden cat figure in order to find Black Cat. Finally, each district contains several of Peter's backpacks to pick up, landmarks to photograph, and Surveillance Towers to piece together a full map. Completing all activities in a district earns a 100% completion for that district.

## **About The Series**

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## **How Long Is Spider-Man**

Those numbers should align with *Spider-Man*’s length. The original 2018 game takes about 15 to 20 hours to beat the main story on average. But the difference is that *Spider-Man* featured an expansive open world and tons of collectibles and other ways to spend your time in ways *Uncharted*games never did. So a main playthrough of the original *Spider-Man*could take as long as 35 hours if you took your time. If you wanted to collect and unlock everything, that could take a leisurely player as long as 50 hours. I’d expect the new *Spider-Man* to have anywhere between five to 10 hours of story and then a whole lot of fun side quests and collectibles that make the experience quite a bit longer

## **How Many Missions Are In Spider Man**

The following is a list of **missions** in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Missions serve as the main storyline of the game, indicated by yellow icons () on the map, and generally begin with a cutscene. Many missions will result in a reward of some kind, such as a new gadget or suit, in addition to experience points. There are 44 missions available in the base game, with 26 additional missions featured in *The City That Never Sleeps* downloadable content.

Aside from main missions, players are also free to explore various side missions and citywide activities found throughout New York City.

## **Side missions**

Each district has different **side missions** that players can complete. These appear as blue icons () on the map and are optional missions provided to the player as they enter or unlock specific regions. Some side missions are unlocked through story progression while others take a bit more work. They are typically assigned to Spider-Man by the citizens of New York City, and award experience points upon completion.

## Citywide activities

As players progress through the game, **citywide activities** are unlocked after completing certain missions. These are optional activities that are scattered throughout the city. Completing them will reward players with tokens, collections and in some cases, suits. Some side missions require certain activities to be completed in order to be unlocked, as seen in *The City That Never Sleeps* campaign.

## **Episodes (YouTube)**

* **Episode 1**
* **Episode 2**
* **Episode 3**
* **Episode 4**
* **Episode 5**
* **Episode 6**
* **Episode 7**
* **Episode 8**
* **Episode 9**
* **Episode 10**
* **Episode 11**
* **Episode 12**
* **Episode 13**
* **Episode 14**
* **Episode 15**
* **Episode 16**
* **Episode 17**