Alright, so this is one of those quick, pick-up-and-play Spider-Man games where you're just swinging through New York like you own the place. The controls are simple—tap to shoot webs and swing, swipe to slide under stuff—but nailing the rhythm takes a second. At first, I kept face-planting into buildings because I released the web too late, but once you get the hang of it, you start pulling off these smooth arcs between skyscrapers.

There’s not much to it—just dodge obstacles, grab coins, and see how far you can go before you eat pavement. The physics feel a little floaty, but in a fun way, like Spider-Man’s had one too many donuts. The city’s got that classic comic-book look, all bright colors and exaggerated angles. Not gonna lie, I kept trying to see if I could swing in a full loop around a building (you can’t, but I wasted way too much time trying).

It’s the kind of game you play for five minutes when you’re bored and suddenly realize you’ve been going for twenty. Just don’t expect a deep story or anything—this is pure, dumb, web-slinging fun.