Marvel's Spider-Man is an open-world action-adventure game set in Manhattan, a fictionalized version of modern-day New York City. It is shown in third-person, with the camera freely rotating around the playing character. The main playable character is the superhero Spider-Man, who can explore the world by leaping, using his web-shooters to fire webs that allow him to swing across buildings, a sprint along walls, and automatically vault over barriers. The player may carefully target webs to draw himself towards certain places. Swinging requires physical objects to connect webs too, and the momentum and speed of the swing may be regulated by releasing the web at particular locations to gain height or move more swiftly.

Combat is carried out through the use of three buttons: one for evading, one for physical blows, and one for web-based assaults. Webbing may be utilized to incapacitate foes and attach them to adjacent objects, eliminating them from conflict instantly. Enemies who fall from tremendous heights are instantly fastened to a nearby surface in a web cocoon, saving their lives. Spider-Man may also battle by jumping off walls and hurling things such as manhole covers, grenades, and webbing-restrained foes.

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Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales shares the same fundamental gameplay as its predecessor. It has the same open world, a fictionalized depiction of modern-day Manhattan that is coated in snow due to the game's winter setting. Miles operates nearly identically to Peter Parker, but with unique movements and skills that become available as the game develops. The new abilities include Venom Blast, which lets the player use bio-electricity to incapacitate foes and charge or drain electronics; Camouflage, which grants Miles temporary invisibility; and Mega Venom Blast, which is a large explosion of bio-electricity that destroys all adjacent enemies.

The game also includes new devices such as Remote Mines, which may be attached to foes or electrical panels, a device that summons hologram combatants to assist in combat, and Gravity Wells, which traps numerous adversaries and make them easier to attack. Miles' powers and gadgets may be enhanced as the player progresses through the game. Miles, like Peter, has a "spider-sense", which informs the player of approaching assaults and lets them evade and react, as well as web-shooters, which fire lines of webs that may be employed in a variety of ways during both traversal and battle. Miles can also leap, adhere to surfaces, and travel quickly on the New York City Subway. Side quests have been considerably changed and are now accessible via an in-game phone app.

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Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions is a third-person action-adventure video game in which the player takes on the character of one of four different versions of Spider-Man from the Amazing, Noir, 2099, and Ultimate realities. The gameplay centers around each Spider-own Man's superhuman skills; players may web swing, web zip, traverse walls, and use spider-sense' to discover foes or things of interest. The game's gameplay has a wide range of fighting moves, and each Spider-Man has his unique fighting style.

Points for purchasing upgrades and new combat skills are gained by killing adversaries or accomplishing various objectives in the "Web of Destiny". The points collected may also be used to buy 16 different outfits (four for each Spider-Man), which have no gameplay benefits and are merely decorative. There are some significant gameplay variations between Spider-Man games. For example, the Spider-Man Noir levels require players to hide in the shadows and take down enemies stealthily, whereas the Ultimate Spider-Man levels emphasize combat and frequently have the player fighting large crowds of enemies; this is possible due to Madame Web providing this version of Spider-Man with the symbiote black suit, which increases his strength.

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The player controls Spider-Man and Venom through various levels in this single-player side-scrolling beat 'em up (with a format similar to Double Dragon and Final Fight) to prevent the supervillain Carnage and his team, as well as hundreds of criminals they inspire in their wake, from taking over the city. Both 16-bit versions are nearly similar. Other Marvel characters may be summoned by collecting specific objects concealed throughout the game's stages. The locations of the power-ups required to summon assistance have been determined. The called heroes may assist in a variety of ways, depending on which character summoned them, and are typically more effective for whatever character (Spider-Man or Venom) they choose.

Points for purchasing upgrades and new combat skills are gained by killing adversaries or accomplishing various objectives in the "Web of Destiny". The points collected may also be used to buy 16 different outfits (four for each Spider-Man), which have no gameplay benefits and are merely decorative. There are some significant gameplay variations between Spider-Man games. For example, the Spider-Man Noir levels require players to hide in the shadows and take down enemies stealthily, whereas the Ultimate Spider-Man levels emphasize combat and frequently have the player fighting large crowds of enemies; this is possible due to Madame Web providing this version of Spider-Man with the symbiote black suit, which increases his strength.

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Spider-Man: Web of Shadows is a 2008 action-adventure video game based on the Marvel Comics character Spider-Man. The game was released in October 2008 across multiple platforms, with three distinct versions: one for Microsoft Windows, the PlayStation 3, Wii, and Xbox 360, with an open world and non-linear gameplay; one for the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable (titled Spider-Man: Web of Shadows – Amazing Allies Edition), with a 2.5D side-scrolling beat 'em up; and one for the Nintendo DS, with a Metroidvania-style beat 'em up.

Despite featuring distinct characters, all three versions share key aspects, such as moral choices that influence the storyline, the ability to call teammates during combat, and a similar plot. The plot of Web of Shadows is much darker than in previous Spider-Man games since it centers around a symbiote invasion threatening Manhattan, which Spider-Man must halt with the assistance of numerous surprising friends. Critics gave the game largely mixed to excellent reviews, praising the boss fights, destructive combat, innovative plot, gameplay, and open-ended nature. The game's option system, on the other hand, garnered mixed reviews; while some complimented how the player may build a dynamic experience with their choices, others criticized the system's restrictions.

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Ultimate Spider-Man is a 2005 action-adventure video game based on the Marvel Comics character Spider-Man and the corresponding comic book. In September 2005, Activision released the game for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, Microsoft Windows, Game Boy Advance, GameCube, and Nintendo DS. Treyarch created the PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions, which are vastly different from the portable versions created by Vicarious Visions.

Ultimate Spider-Man is a third-person action-adventure video game set in a Manhattan and Queens-based open environment. To continue through the plot, players assume the character of Spider-Man or Venom and accomplish missions (linear situations with predefined goals). In narrative mode, the player may only free roam as Spider-Man, and the game automatically alternates between Spider-Man and Venom throughout missions. After completing the main tale, the player can swap between the two characters at any time.

The two characters play quite differently. Spider-Man is more nimble and utilizes webs to navigate across the city, with the ability to web swing or web zip. Similar to Spider-Man 2, the player must approach buildings and manually attach webs to them. Spider-Man can also use his webs to immobilize foes for a few seconds before catching and flinging them about. Once an adversary is down, the player must swiftly web them in order to permanently immobilize them; otherwise, they will rise up and continue fighting Spider-Man.

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The game was launched as a coin-op arcade title using Sega System 32 hardware. The game may be played as a single-person game or collaboratively by up to four players. Each character has the ability to perform a specific maneuver connected to their superpower that depletes their health. As the camera zooms to a far-away perspective of the characters in tiny, the game transitions from a side-scrolling beat 'em up to a platform game. Later, it zooms back in to show the considerably bigger and more detailed figures continuing the battle.

The game was separated into four acts, each of which included a different villain, such as Kingpin, Venom and his symbiote clones, Doctor Octopus, Electro, Lizard, Scorpion, Sandman, Green Goblin, Hobgoblin, and ultimately Doctor Doom. High scores are split per character, therefore a high score for Spider-Man could not be the same as a high score for Hawkeye or Black Cat. The music of Spider-Man: The Video Game also includes songs from Sega's 1986 arcade game Quartet, most notably "Oki Rap" and "FM Funk" (for instance, "FM Funk" appears in the second stage in Spider-Man, while it is featured in the third stage of Quartet).

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Spider-Man Unlimited was a video game based on the Marvel Comics superhero Spider-Man that was developed and distributed by Gameloft. During his struggle against the Sinister Six and their multiverse analogs, the player controls the main character and his other incarnations. In contrast to the typical goal of running as far as possible, the game's primary mode has specific aims. The game was also noted for its frequent, unique, time-limited community events.

After defeating the Gold Goblin, Nick Fury informs Spider-Man that the Green Goblin has created a portal to gather a multiverse Sinister Six and aims to take over Spider-realm. Man's S.H.I.E.L.D. exploited the portal to bring together alternate versions of Spider-Man and other spider-powered heroes like Spider-Girl, Spider-Ham, and Spider-Man 2099 to help in the battle. Spider-Man goes after the Green Goblin and his other forms. After defeating the alternate Goblins, Spider-Man faces up against several versions of Vulture, Electro, Sandman, Doctor Octopus, and Mysterio, as well as the Sinister Troops—armored soldiers serving for the multiverse Sinister Six.

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Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro is an action-adventure video game released in 2001 that is based on the Marvel Comics character Spider-Man. Vicarious Visions created it, and Activision released it for the PlayStation. It is the sequel to Spider-Man (2000) and closely follows the events of that game, with Spider-Man attempting to prevent Electro from becoming all-powerful through the use of a device known as the Bio-Nexus Device. The game, like its predecessor, contains numerous famous Spider-Man villains as bosses, including the Shocker, Hammerhead, Lizard, Sandman, and Electro, as well as his charged-up Hyper-Electro persona designed just for the game.

The ability to play on ground levels is a significant distinction between this game and its predecessor. If Spider-Man swung too low below specified roofs in the original game's outdoor levels, he would fall into the yellow mist that dominated most of the levels and perish. This game, on the other hand, provided stages based on constrained city streets. Instead of a free-roaming world, they were limited grids.

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Spider-Man: Edge of Time is a video game based on the superhero Spider-Man that was released in 2011 for the Nintendo DS, Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Wii by Beenox. Gerard Lehiany and Ramiro Belanger supervised the game. The narrative, written by Peter David, Ramiro Belanger, and Gérard Lehiany, follows Peter Parker, the original Spider-Man, and Miguel O'Hara, Spider-Man 2099, as they battle a new menace beyond space and time and strive to defend both of their worlds.

Spider-Man: Edge of Time is a third-person action-adventure video game in which the player assumes two versions of Spider-Man, one from the standard Marvel Comics universe and the other from the futuristic 2099 reality; the game automatically alternates between the two Spider-Men. The gameplay is similar to that of its predecessor Shattered Dimensions in that players may web swing, web zip, traverse walls, and use spider-sense' to discover opponents or things of interest. The Spider-Man 2099 free fall sequences from Shattered Dimensions, as well as the upgrading system, return.

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