Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales

Solid Spider-Man game, addictive combat and web-slinging, with a half-decent storyline. This action-focused follow up is well worth your time, runs brilliantly on my PC rig.

3.5 / 5 - I enjoyed it a lot but the combat gets stale, the movement could be better, the main boss kinda sucks, and 100%ing it is a chore, only really 100%ed it because I felt like I had too, could've been a DLC.

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i can say i finished the game (minus ng+); like it's predecessor; this is pretty amazing to play. it take a bit to get familiarise with the controls; but overall. it is a definitely recommend for anyone who enjoy playing single player as spiderman: or try to play as Miles Morales. my words fail me at describing how this game makes me feel. definitely don't sleep on this game. some may think it's shorter than the original and that is true; but it mechanics are spectacular. at least no screwball which i'm not a fan of. ifykyk

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Top 3 games of all time for me personally Utterly perfect. It makes the first game look like child's play. EVERYTHING and I mean EVERYTHING was enjoyable down to the bones. I was incapable of 100%ing the first game because of how monotonous the side missions were, but Miles Morales refines it to the finest that it could have ever been. The passion behind this DLC turned game is very clear. Every character and action has meaning. Every moment is savory. Immersing myself into this game was one of the best things I could do with my life.

Game runs great and has awesome visuals. I'm 70% complete and feel like there could be more content but other than that it's not bad :)

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When discussions about representation in games come up, it's easy for the conversation to become polarized, because sometimes, companies introduce characters whose defining trait seems to be their identity rather than their personality, values, or growth. So when that happens, those characters often feel shallow because they exist more as symbols of a certain minority rather than than characters you can resonate with. Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales is an excellent example of how to do it right. Miles Morales is more compelling because those aspects are part of who he is, but they don't define his entire character. He's compelling because he's written as a person first. Like Peter Parker before him, Miles struggles with the responsibility that comes with power, yet he doesn't simply copy Peter's personality. His circumstances, relationships, and personal conflicts shape him into his own Spider-Man. The gameplay continues the excellent foundation established by the first game. Swinging through Manhattan remains one of the most satisfying traversal systems in gaming, and simply moving from one objective to another rarely feels like a chore. Insomniac also streamlines progression compared to the previous title. Completing districts requires fewer repetitive crime objectives, making the experience feel tighter and reducing unnecessary grinding. The game isn't perfect. While my earlier playthroughs were largely bug free, my most recent one had an audio issue where Miles' free-roam traversal music continued playing throughout the final battle. It's a relatively minor bug, but it noticeably weakened the atmosphere during what should have been the game's most dramatic moment. Overall I really recommend this game!