The same proportion of Miles Morales will run you about 12. If you look on HowLongToBeat Spider-Man classic, with all the DLCs as in the remaster, will take you about 30 hours if you do the story and a decent number of side bits. You know what else it has? Less game in the game. I even like the bad guys and their stupid purple guns. There are different characters and subplots, you've got your Friendly Neighbourhood app for locals to ask for help. He has extra spidey powers that Peter Parker doesn't have, which, in the first instance, can trigger big explosions of sparking orange that Miles calls his Venom attacks. It's got cool new stuff too, like Miles himself, who is an immensely charismatic young man finding his place in the world, and who is very excited to be a superhero. I tried playing with M+K and it's just not a good game to play with a keyboard, in any combination of keys. I didn't get to take full advantage of that, but I also didn't encounter any performance problems (I have 16GB of RAM and the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070) Like with Peter Parker's outing, this is built for a controller. I played a bunch of Spider-Man: Miles Morales, which comes with ray tracing and fancy unlocked frame rates on the PC. Web-swinging is never not fun, and you get the sense that Miles really enjoys it. New York is a big superhero playground, and Insomniac made possibly my favourite traversal style in games right now. Miles Morales (the game) has all the good stuff from Spider-Man - like the swinging, and the battering criminals to a point that would be considered police brutality if you weren't an arachnid-themed vigilante, and the fun Twitter-analogue in the menu screen that responds to what you do in the world.

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