Sony's SpiderMan is nearly perfect:
Great visuals, Gameplay, Story, Characters, Playable City, Music and there's lots to do

But there are some quirks that make the game not ideal
So lets dive in

🟢For a game from 2018 this game looks spectacular. Spidey's model and animations are top of the notch. Citizens look nise, bad guys too. The only thing I dont like pretty much is Yuruko's hari - they look weird. Other than that - the game is pretty stable but still you better use a 6-core CPU and I guess RTX card would be nice too. Its not exactly needed - but its definetely recommended.

🟡But here's the problem - and that problem is pretty widespread regardless of your rig - the PC port kinda sucks. It freezes during rendering - and I mean COMPLETELY - you can still move camera but the rest of the game - patiently awaits till it fully renders. I havent played the game for a year now so maybe they patched it - but by reading the forums....I fear the things got even worse.
And here's the catch - Morales game does not have the same problem. Funny thing is: I remember first booting up the game and SpiderMan's game said to me to upgrade my drivers. While Morales's game said absolutely nothing.

🟢Despite the fact that poor SpiderMan got his plotline butchered in movies 3 times already - and also in cartoons and other games. Insomniac decided to make their own plot anyway. They did great actually - you'll see a LOT of references - to movies, to cartoon, to comic of course. And Stan Lee himself (still alive at the time).

🟡Two thirds of the game may seem kinda boring - but the final third - its a masterpiece.

🟡If you're coming for some hardcore PS1/2 era SpiderMan gamepaly - with combos and whatever.
Its not here.

🟢This game has combos alright - but they pretty easy to execute and kinda natural to do. Also - if you use KB/M - mouse gonna do all the work - while occasionally you'll drop some gadgets with Keyboard.

🟢Outside of combat there's exploring - and there's a LOT to do - tons of collectibles, badguys to beat - its one of those games that is quite fun to 100%.

🟡Finally, there's also MJ segments...now those are rough. For the first time they're alright - but in replay value - its trash.

🟡Its not exactly a masterpiece - but it really feels like being a part of the story thanks to that OST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoG7Hh2dYrg&list=PLO4jlmGoc6uBPxIUiyVN0OuwOpXZXrnjD&index=14
^Example

🟢Peter and pretty much every villain (especially the main one in 2-nd third of the game) are all awesome
Also There's a LOT of extra suits for Peter to wear.

🟡MJ and Screwball - not so much tho

🟢its awesome - every aspect of it. From running on rooftops - to seeing what each NPC is doing.
Looking at all of the buildings with Real Life equivalent there are
And lot of stuff to collect+explore

🟡My only problem is that after you beat the game - you cant really change match in PostGame - only change day time I think.

🟢The game is quite long. After you beat the game and collect everything. You can do it again on NG+ with extra difficulty skill (still not THAT hard)
And of course - there are also 3 DLCs that are included in PC port by default
So there's a lot and its great.

👌Also Black Cat is hot.

Its definetely worth all the money you could pay for it
For a Spidey's fan - this game is a must-play
Yeah the PC port has some problems
And some details here and there can be quite annoying (also Woke Haters beware - there is indeed a lil' bit of Woke)

👍But in the end, personally - I absolutely love this game.

I remember always wanting to play Amazing Spider-Man 2 on Windows 7 as a kid but coming from a lower income household my parents could never afford it. I was pretty excited when they brought me a pirated DVD for me to play it but sadly it never worked out. Growing up now the excitement has mostly faded away and although Insomniac's Spider-Man wasn't able to help me relive that feeling, it pretty much encapsulates everything I ever wanted in a Spider-Man game.

The open-world experience was so addicting. Surprisingly, it's very well optimized for PC and even my Steam Deck. Seriously this has to be one of the best ports of a game I've ever played. The cinematic execution and storytelling was breathtaking and I loved every chapter the main campaign had to offer. The side quests on the other hand can become repetitive and boring after a while, but at least for me that only happened far in NG+. I still love swinging around the city and fighting baddies along the way even after having Fast Travel unlocked. 10/10 Extremely Recommended!

As someone who isn't that into Marvel or Spider-Man, I believe that while it is by no means a perfect game, Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered is still a pretty good one. In terms of general gameplay, MSMR is comparable to games like RockSteady's Arkham series and the Middle-Earth series. Despite lacking a strong gimmick (like Middle Earth's Nemesis System) besides just being Spider-Man, the combat feels good, with a very tight moveset and gadget lineup that made it more enjoyable for me than its competitors, culminating in some pretty grand and epic boss battles against Spider-Man's greatest in the rogues' gallery. The story is also pretty good with great theming, although it takes a bit of time to take off and doesn't give that much time to most of the secondary villains and far too much to one in the DLC (Screwball is awful). The side content is also a bit too padded, and a lot of it is reused between the game's main acts and its DLC, so streamlining would've definitely helped both the story and the content. Regardless, Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered is an easy recommendation for fans of action games or the web-crawler himself.