The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is an open-world action-adventure video game based on the Marvel Comics character Spider-Man and the 2014 film of the same name. Two years after the death of Ben Parker, Peter Parker his nephew gains special spider-like powers to become Spider-man. But now with the rise of enemies like Harry Osborn, kingpin, And the Russian Mob, Spider-man is in one of his biggest battles yet. However, he is not the only one hunting villains.
Platforms
PC PS3 PS4 WiiU X360 XONEGenres
Adventure Fighting Hack and slash/Beat 'em upThemes
Action Open worldLanguages: English
| Interface | Audio | Subtitles | |
|---|---|---|---|
| English |
Critic Reviews
By Andrew Duncan
It's a fun romp through New York, but the long load times and annoying web swinging mar a great game. Lots of easter eggs for comic nerds like me does earn Beenox points, though.
- 17 Jun, 2014
By James Marshall
Lazy, shoddy and rushed this is a Spider that could do with a good blast of Raid.
- 05 Jun, 2014
By Sean Colleli
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 adds too many half-baked ideas to the original game's elegant framework. The result is a game that is half good, half frustrating, and all tedious. Just about every good idea in this game is held back by something that isn't quite finished or just plain doesn't work. Here's hoping Beenox gets more time to develop the inevitable Amazing Spider-Man 3, because there are good ideas here that just need some time and polish.
- 30 May, 2014
By ThisGenGaming
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 was a drop in quality compared to the first one which I gave an 8/10. Almost everything that was good in the original like a decent storyline that is paced well, graphics, and other things are non existent in this game. I did like how the web swinging has been improved, and it was a blast just to swing around the city. Hopefully the problems are fixed for the 3rd game, and maybe we might get something close to Spider-man 2.
- 23 May, 2014
By Chris "Atom" DeAngelus
Perhaps the biggest problem with The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is that it doesn't stray much from the previous game's formula, and when it does, it actively detracts from the game. The boring Peter Parker segments and dealing with tedious street crimes seem like another step toward trying to make the game feel like Spider-Man without considering whether it would be any fun. The core gameplay hasn't changed much from the previous game, but every change feels like a step back — except perhaps the improved web-swinging. Add a nonsensical plot and lackluster graphics, and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 ends up feeling anything but amazing. It's a game for die-hard Spidey fans only.
- 22 May, 2014
