![]() The free-flowing, combo-chasing combat system that was successfully pioneered by Batman: Arkham Asylum remains intact, complete with more calculated sections that see you pick off enemies one by one using various traps, distractions and, of course, sticky spider webs. Your skills can be upgraded and improved over time of course, much like Miles’s array of Spidey gadgets, but the game re-treads many gameplay mechanics from 2018’s smash hit. While Miles is still learning what it takes to be Spider-Man, and the responsibility that entails, you’re not necessarily hampered by his rookie hero status. It’s enough to make the original Spider-Man’s abilities seem pretty generic by comparison. Oh, and you can also turn invisible for a short period of time, making stealth sections far more forgiving. You can smash through stubborn enemies and perform some shockingly effective crowd control techniques using Miles’s new found powers. Not only are Venom moves spectacular to look at on a HDR display, they’re also extremely enjoyable to pull off. His Venom moves are the obvious highlight, surging a yellow electrical current through certain attacks, but Miles also feels more nimble than his mentor Peter Parker. Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales puts you in the figure-hugging suit of the younger web-slinging hero who, naturally, brings his own unique abilities to the table. ![]() "Diving off the edge of a vertigo-inducing building only to fire out a web just before you scrape across the asphalt is simply exhilarating."
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