Play as Spider-Man and Venom in this game

Ultimate Spider-Man is a free action-adventure video game based on the Marvel comics. Here, you’ll have to save one person and go on to the next before the timer runs out or else you’ll fail the level and have to start over. Thankfully, you’ll only restart the current level.

In Ultimate Spider-Man, you’ll need to fight off generic thugs in Queens on your way toward Manhattan. You’ll have a wide range of fighting styles at your disposal, including the ability to web your opponents for a limited time while also web-swinging, wall crawling, and web zipping up, down, diagonally.

Swing and fight

In Ultimate Spider-Man, you should have little trouble taking off the majority of the bad guys, and you can even be able to avoid them totally as you look for things like healing supplies, web cartridges, and powerups. At the conclusion of a chapter that spans numerous levels, you will at long last have the opportunity to play the part of Venom.

Venom lacks the ability to web swing, so his jump and tendril zip has been improved. Venom’s attacks revolve around his tentacles, which you can launch at your foes. Since your health is continually being depleted by the Venom suit, Venom needs to eat nearly constantly to replenish his vitality. Dazing an enemy and then pressing the R button will allow you to feast on their blood.

The mechanics are easy to understand. There are a total of seven chapters in this game and you can still have the chance to replay your favorite levels. However, there is one drawback to it which is the fact that it is very short and you can finish the game in just a couple of hours. This can be underwhelming for some players who are expecting a longer story.

Short but worth it

Ultimate Spider-Man is a fairly brief game that can be completed in a relatively short amount of time. Still, it is very enjoyable in other respects, such as having a compelling gaming experience and narrative. The game is highly recommended for players of all ages who enjoy Marvel comics and movies in general, as well as the Spider-Man comics specifically.