Alright, so Spider-Man: Final Fight is one of those classic Flash beat 'em ups where you swing through a grimy, neon-lit New York—except this time, the streets are absolutely crawling with thugs. Like, way more than usual. No fancy combos here, just good ol' web-slinging and punching your way through waves of goons who clearly didn’t get the memo about picking on someone their own size.

The controls are simple—arrow keys to move, space to jump, and Z to punch. That’s it. No tutorials, no hand-holding, just you and Spider-Man cleaning up the city one haymaker at a time. The first few enemies go down easy, but then the game starts throwing bigger guys at you, and suddenly you’re dodging knives and baseball bats like it’s Tuesday in Queens.

Honestly, the best part is how chaotic it feels. You’ll be mid-swing when some dude with a pipe blindsides you, and next thing you know, you’re mashing Z like your life depends on it. Classic Flash jank, but in a weirdly charming way. Just don’t expect a deep story—this is pure, dumb fun where the only plot is "punch bad guys until the screen says you won."