The controls certainly play their role in making things harder than they should be as the web-slinging system kicks in automatically if you hold down the jump button. However, once you start swinging, the facade quickly falls away, leaving players with muddy textures that pop in at the last moment and a frame-rate that becomes problematic when trying to pull off precise maneuvers. When standing still on the edge of a building or taking that first plunge down to the city streets, it's hard not to be stunned at the sharp visuals and fluid motion of Spider-Man's twists and spirals. Don't expect a high-flying GTA though as the game engine struggles to keep pace with Spidey's speed and ultimately settles in to a mindless series of brawls that require little part on the player to overcome. Despite lacking free-roaming it made up for this with tightly controlled combat with multiple fighting 'combos' to master and a cheesy, but near pitch-perfect storyline for the webslinger to follow.įollowing up on this effort is The Amazing Spider-Man, a movie tie-in that attempts to pair Gameloft's first attempt at bringing the quip-spouting hero to life with a free-exploration system. Let us reflect for a moment and remember just how great the licensed Spider-Man games have been for the iOS - it's not hard, there has previously only been one, Spider-Man: Total Mayhem.
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