Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales

A likeable protagonist, new abilities and a personal, down-to-earth story made up for the fact Spider-Man: Miles Morales is shorter than its 2018 predecessor. It’s a game with enough qualities to stand on its own, one that proves that Miles isn’t just some fluke character being pushed by Marvel over the past few years.

You’ll be treated to a fairly meaty game with a lot of side content to explore as well. We enjoyed zoning out while swinging through the city, busting bad guys, and finding collectibles. We will certainly be playing this one again in the future.

Marvel’s Spider-Man Miles Morales is a more streamlined experience than its predecessor. With a smaller roster of characters, it gives a more focused, emotionally charged story with its various twists and turns. I would still recommend giving the first game a go, as it really compliments this game’s strength story-wise. But if you would skip that and get right down to this Spidey’s story, then it shouldn’t be a problem. It is still a great superhero adventure in its own right.

I still recommend playing Insomniac's first Spider-Man, purely because it compliments the strength of this game's story. But for those who just want to kick it around a wintry New York, sling past skyscrapers at breakneck speed, and kick bad-guy butt, Miles Morales should be your one true Spider-Man. It's easily the hero's best adventure to date, and it won't eat up a ton of your time either.

Whether it's your first time swinging through the city as Miles Morales or you're double dipping on the PC version after playing through once on PlayStation, Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales is an excellent experience on PC.

It's an improvement, but Miles Morales would benefit from more work here to run better with slower CPUs. In spite of that, Spider-Man: Miles Morales is as fantastic a port as Spider-Man: Remastered while also benefiting from the additional time Nixxes has had since the original release.