A few days before its release, the embargo on publishing reviews of the PC version of the remaster was lifted for Marvel’s Spider-Man. Critics anticipated a strong port, and early impressions largely delivered. The PC edition not only shines visually but also runs smoothly, with reviewers highlighting how well the game adapts to keyboard and mouse controls. In practical terms, this means the game plays with precision, feels responsive, and makes the most of PC hardware when compared to its console counterparts. The reception reflects a sense that the remaster respects the core experience while elevating it for PC players who expect higher frame rates, improved textures, and more flexible visual options.
Ratings:
- Press Start – 10/10;
- The Sixth Axis – 9/10;
- Game Rant – 9/10;
- Gaming Bolt – 9/10;
- CGMagazine – 9/10;
- Hardcore Gamer – 9/10;
- AusGamers – 9/10;
- Worth playing – 9/10;
- Screen Rant – 9/10;
- Gaming Nexus – 9/10;
- COG connected – 8.5/10;
- Attack of the Fanboy – 8/10;
- PC Gamer – 7.5/10.
Reviews across outlets emphasized the PC port’s fidelity to the original narrative and its technical polish. The score reflects a consensus that the game not only looks excellent but also feels natural on keyboard and mouse, with smooth animations and minimal friction in combat and traversal.
Critics noted strong performance benchmarks, with stable frame pacing and enhancements that leverage modern GPUs. The integration of mouse aiming and keyboard inputs was specifically praised for improving accuracy and responsiveness during action scenes.
Article discussions pointed to thoughtful optimization, including scalable settings for resolution, textures, and shadows. The remaster is portrayed as a confident port that respects the original design while letting PC players tailor the experience.
The takeaway centers on control fluidity, camera behavior, and satisfying precision in combat. Reviewers highlighted how PC-specific features, like high refresh rates, contribute to an immersive Spider-Man experience.
Coverage focused on the quality of the adaptation to keyboard and mouse, noting ergonomic layouts for combat and web-swing mechanics that feel natural and intuitive for long play sessions.
Homogenizing performance with a crisp presentation, this rating reflects a strong belief that the PC version meets players’ expectations for a portable console experience reimagined on PC hardware.
Australian outlets praised the port for its consistency, including stable performance across a range of setups and the value of additional graphical options for PC enthusiasts who push their rigs.
A general sense of satisfaction: the remaster feels polished, with enhancements that make the PC platform feel current, including smoother load times and sharper textures where supported by hardware.
The piece underscored how the upgrade sustains the game’s momentum, praising the overall polish and the fidelity of the PC adaptation to the action-adventure core.
Coverage highlighted a well-balanced package: strong performance, thoughtful accessibility options, and the sense that the remaster respects fans while inviting newcomers to dive into the Spider-Verse on PC.
Editorials noted that the PC port delivers a compelling package, with minor caveats that do not undermine the broad appeal for players who seek high-fidelity visuals and precise controls.
The review outline signified a solid offering that improves on the original console version in several noticeable ways, particularly in how it leverages PC capabilities to boost clarity and performance.
While still favorable, the outlet pointed out a few areas where the port could stretch further, such as additional optimization for lower-end systems or a few UI refinements for PC players. Overall, the remaster is regarded as a strong addition to the Spider-Man catalogue on personal computers.
A video also appeared on the network comparing graphics on PC, PS4 and PS5.
Another portal PC Gamer published 20 minutes of gameplay in 4K and 60 FPS.
The PC version will be released on Steam and EGS on August 12. The game will not be available in Russia. In the fall, the Miles Morales add-on will reach computers. Origin return payments for Russians – now they can be made through YuMoney.
Source: VG Times