Spider-Man 2 Coming to PC with Exciting New Features
With the first anniversary of Spider-Man 2’s PS5 release just days away, developer Insomniac has announced the acclaimed superhero sequel will launch for PC on 30th January next year.
Enhancements and Content Overview
Insomniac isn’t quite ready to talk platform-specific enhancements just yet, but it has confirmed Spider-Man 2’s PC port will include the acclaimed base game and all the extra content released through the game’s various free post-launch updates. PC purchasers will get access to:
- 14 new suits
- New Game+
- Ultimate Levels
- New Symbiote Suit Styles
- Time of Day options
- Post-Game Achievements
- Action Figure Mode in Photo Mode
- Screen Reader and Audio Descriptions
Two Versions Available
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (following the adventures of Peter Parker and Miles Morales) comes to PC in standard and Digital Deluxe editions.
The Digital Deluxe Edition includes ten exclusive suits, early unlocks for specific suits and gadgets, +5 skill points, and additional photo mode items. Pre-ordering the base game also offers exclusive content.
Sony hasn’t announced pricing yet, but the game will be available on Steam and the Epic Games Store in January.
Why You Should Play Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
Eurogamer’s Chris Tapsell praised the game, saying, “The vibes here are ultimately just good, and simple side activities where you find basic collectibles are exactly the right accompaniment.”
FAQs
Q: When will Spider-Man 2 be released on PC?
A: Spider-Man 2 will launch on PC on 30th January next year.
Q: What additional content will PC players have access to?
A: PC players will have access to 14 new suits, New Game+, Ultimate Levels, New Symbiote Suit Styles, Time of Day options, Post-Game Achievements, Action Figure Mode in Photo Mode, and Screen Reader and Audio Descriptions.
Q: What are the differences between the standard and Digital Deluxe editions?
A: The Digital Deluxe Edition includes exclusive suits, early unlocks, skill points, and additional photo mode items, while the standard edition offers the base game with post-launch updates.
Credit: www.eurogamer.net
