While the gameplay itself is more polished than Shattered Dimensions', the game is overall not as much of a challenge, it lacks the diverse stylized looks and diverse level design from its predecessor and has a story that's in concept pretty good but it's filled with questionable moments and characters that didn't need to be included.

Challenges as a means to get more upgrades come back but different, upgrades can be purchased throughout the game but some require golden spiders, they are obtainable in lesser quantities throughout levels but most may only be given to you when you do challenges PERFECTLY which actually crosses over to being too hard most of the time, but as the game isn't so hard only some of the upgrades feel essential so it isn't that big of a deal.

All that said I still really enjoyed my time with the game, the fluid combat using the abilities of Amazing and 2099 Spider-Man is great despite them keeping the tedious free fall sections from 2099, and while I don't care for most of the story, Peter and Miguel developing more together was really nice. I'd still recommend this game for anyone that wants to play it, don't expect it to be as amazing but it'll be a really good time regardless.