Game length problem

[76561198106954062]

This game is way too short. Any news of DLC or sequel yet?

[loganjamesalex]

Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales released on PlayStation 4 on Nov 12, 2020. This is a PC port made by different devs than made the original game, who can't add new content.

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is a game that is set to release exclusively for PlayStation 5 in 2023, with no other releases or ports announced at this time. There is a trailer:
https://youtu.be/qIQ3xNqkVC4

Personally I suspect they brought Miles Morales to PC so quickly after Spider-Man Remastered because they plan to release Spider-Man 2 on PC as well, but it will most likely take at least a year after that comes out for PS5 since it is being marketed as PS5 exclusive. I could be wrong about that though, that's just a guess.

[Ingel Riday]

Honestly, I thought this game's length was fine. If this was the 2000s, it would have been marketed as an expansion pack. Same map, same basic game, but truncated down and with a few new mechanics.

I enjoyed it. I think it took me about 16 to 18 hours to beat the game and do every side-quest on the PS5... and I was fine with that. Batman: Arkham Asylum took about 14 hours to beat and I never felt cheated playing it, either. Not every game needs to be Skyrim.

But eh, to each their own. I don't fault you for your opinion. I'm glad you liked the gameplay and characters enough to want more. I want more, too... but via Marvel's Spider-Man 2 proper. :-P Guffaw.

[RPG Gamer Man]

You could try some of these funny bugs if your done with your game and see if they work still in the pc version of the game:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rBLWM9GLnw

[76561198106954062]

Guess I rushed through the game. I'll try those funny glitches and try to 100% the game lmao

[Thatguy]

I agree it is not as robust as Remastered Spidy. it took me 32 hours to complete AS on ultimate at 100%, all side quests and junk done. 17 hours for Miles. So that's basically 1/2 the game. The BlackCat content is what makes the difference, without it I believe they might be equal length.

[76561198106954062]

Originally posted by Thatguy97:

I agree it is not as robust as Remastered Spidy. it took me 32 hours to complete AS on ultimate at 100%, all side quests and junk done. 17 hours for Miles. So that's basically 1/2 the game. The BlackCat content is what makes the difference, without it I believe they might be equal length.

Yeah, I figured the DLCs on the first game made the difference.

[Stormspark]

I don't know what kind of side content this game has (haven't finished the first one yet so I'm waiting), but the Taskmaster challenges in the first one are 15-20 hours by themselves.

[Cosgar]

I'd rather have an amazing short game than a mediocre long on. But Miles Morales needs more DLC

[tragickingdom]

The game is short, I could have beat this game a week ago if it wasn't for so many glitches that stopped started my game play.

This game was definitely a pandemic made game with how short it is, I feel like a full fledge game would have had Simon Krieger, Elon Musk looking guy as the final boss and not Miles friend.

[Thatguy]

Originally posted by Cosgar:

I'd rather have an amazing short game than a mediocre long on. But Miles Morales needs more DLC

I agree 100%

[Thatguy]

Originally posted by Stormspark:

I don't know what kind of side content this game has (haven't finished the first one yet so I'm waiting), but the Taskmaster challenges in the first one are 15-20 hours by themselves.

Yea, the first games missions take longer. I have noticed that the side content in Miles flows smoother, but there is just too little of it IMO.

[Stormspark]

Originally posted by Thatguy97:

Originally posted by Stormspark:

I don't know what kind of side content this game has (haven't finished the first one yet so I'm waiting), but the Taskmaster challenges in the first one are 15-20 hours by themselves.

Yea, the first games missions take longer. I have noticed that the side content in Miles flows smoother, but there is just too little of it IMO.

The first game seems to be 100 hours give or take. Even if you are great at challenges, when you take Taskmaster and Screwball you are looking at 20 hours minimum just for those, with the rest of the game on top of that. It has the potential to be significantly more than 20 hours for the challenges. You're generally looking at at least 50 attempts each, with some taking hundreds.