You sling your web, you carve through Manhattan, and the city becomes a playground.

First thing that surprises: on the gut pick this Spider-Man runs ahead of 87% of games, but look closer and it all turns tense. Controller feel runs ahead of 93% of titles, that is its real strength, the web-swinging turned into pure pleasure. But on the desert island it drops to the very bottom, almost last of the ranking. The soundtrack too sits among the lowest, though on few votes, so take it lightly. Fun and rediscovery stay below the middle. There is the tension: you love it on instinct and the gameplay is exhilarating, but the moment you talk about the game you would keep for life, the momentum fades.

In the aisle of superhero games and action open worlds, this profile draws an immediate, physical thrill more than a lifelong companion, unlike a Ghost of Tsushima that leaves a deeper mark.

So, for who? For you if you love the raw sensation, the movement, the controller feel that snaps from the very first minute. Much less if you want the game that follows you for years or a memorable soundtrack.