Spider-Man automatically runs, which is similar to most side-scrolling games, and the player must control the rest of the action.
Of course, this makes it much easier for the player to control Spidey, so it balances the playability of the game. Instead, the powers are limited to a side runner style. The player can swing, jump, and shoot webbing as the character runs, but there is a distinct feeling that the player hasn't quite taken on the full powers of Spidey. While there is quite a bit of action in Spider-Man Ultimate Power, all of it is centered around the basic act of running. This currency can also be purchased using real-world money, as is typically the case with freemium games. The variation in the Story mode missions is fairly decent, but as a side runner that features Spider-Man, there is something left to be desired.Īs the player progresses through the world, they earn in-game currency that can be exchanged for different Spidey suits, boosting powers, and even upgrading the actual stats of the character. There are numerous missions that must be completed in Story mode, and those missions include collecting certain items, destroying a certain number of villains, or reaching the end of the level. Story mode offers what could be considered the main objective of the game, which is to progress through the limited story on the way to the final boss. There are two game modes in Spider-Man Ultimate Power, which are Survival and Story. There isn't much to the story beyond the basic premise that Spidey has to stop the bad guys. The player will run through different levels while jumping and smashing their way through different platforms and villains. Some bad guys are causing problems in the city, and Spider-Man has to stop them. The game itself is relatively straightforward.
Spider-Man Ultimate Power is a fun and engaging side runner game in which the player controls their favorite web-head through a number of different challenges.
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