Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales

Miles Morales is a breath of fresh air among superhero games. It doesn't feel super repetitive, the amount of activities to do is incredible and the story is great. I love all of the inclusive representation the game does. It played smooth and I had tons of fun from the very beginning to the very end. The only thing I missed was a few more bosses.. it felt like the game had potential to add a bit more tension, though the story is quite linear and I understand why they kept things the way they did! Definitely recommended!

Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales — Achievement Hunter Review 🕒 Time played: 24 hours 🏆 Completion: 100% game completion + all Steam achievements As an achievement hunter, I completed Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales in 24 hours, unlocking every Steam achievement and completing the game at 100%. I had already completed Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered at 100% and also left a review for it on my profile. Honestly, I enjoyed the first game more — both in terms of the story, gameplay, and overall experience. Don't get me wrong, Miles Morales' story is pretty good, but as a full standalone game, it doesn't feel as complete as Spider-Man Remastered. It feels more like a smaller project or a large DLC rather than a full sequel. I finished the main story in around 10–12 hours, while also clearing the map and completing activities along the way. After finishing the story, I still had some collectible-related achievements left, such as the Underground caches, Time Capsules, and Postcards. Collecting everything took me another 5–6 hours. After that, I started my second playthrough in New Game+. If you're going for 100%, here's an important tip: skip every cutscene and conversation you can. Just follow the story markers and focus on completing the main missions as quickly as possible. This will save you a lot of time and allow you to finish New Game+ much faster while getting the remaining achievements. As for my connection to Spider-Man, I'm more of an old-school Spider-Man fan, especially the version played by Tobey Maguire in the early 2000s. Because of that, I naturally have a special connection to that era of Spider-Man. Miles Morales represents a newer generation of Spider-Man, and while I enjoyed playing as him, the experience feels quite different from the Spider-Man I grew up with. The idea of Miles, a young kid whose father was a police officer, becoming Spider-Man is interesting, but personally I still prefer the classic version I grew up with. The controls are excellent, the graphics look beautiful, and swinging around New York is just as enjoyable as in the first game. The gameplay is also very solid, and Miles has some unique abilities that help differentiate him from Peter Parker. From an achievement hunter's perspective, this is a very manageable 100% completion. There are no extremely difficult achievements, and the biggest time investment comes from collectibles and the required New Game+ playthrough. ✅ Pros: Beautiful graphics Excellent controls and web-swinging Fun combat and unique Miles abilities Good story Easy and manageable 100% completion New Game+ doesn't take too long if you skip cutscenes ❌ Cons: Feels more like a large DLC than a full sequel Shorter than Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered Some collectibles can become repetitive Personally, I preferred the first game's story and overall experience 📝 Final Thoughts: Overall, I enjoyed Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, but I definitely preferred Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered. For achievement hunters, this is a very easy and enjoyable game to complete at 100%. The main story takes around 10–12 hours, collectibles add another few hours, and then you have the New Game+ run. If you're going for 100%, my biggest advice is to clear as much of the map as possible during your first playthrough and skip all unnecessary dialogue and cutscenes during New Game+. This will save you a lot of time. I hope this review helped you in some way, and I wish everyone good luck on their journey to 100% completion! 🏆🕷️🎮

Awesome game and a great follow up to the first Spider-Man. Story picks up with Miles Morales some time after the first games post-credits scenes and its a blast from start to finish. Combat is super smooth and web slinging is improved and feels better than ever. Map is huge with tons of side activities (maybe too many) and areas to explore. Story is a little short but never feels rushed and feels like a classic Spider-Man story. If you liked the first one you'll love this one too and if you havent played one yet this is not a bad place to start.