Following years of eager anticipation, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 made its debut in October last year, receiving immediate critical acclaim. While not groundbreaking, the game enhanced its predecessors' acclaimed gameplay to provide another thrilling superhero adventure, albeit somewhat brief.

Taking around 17-20 hours to complete the main story and 26-30 hours for the Platinum, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 isn't short but falls slightly below the length of many AAA titles today. The game aimed for a fast-paced, intense web-slinging experience without filler content, mostly succeeding. However, criticisms regarding its duration linger. Despite its existing content, the speculated Beetle DLC could inject new vitality into the game.

A Potential Game-Changer: The Beetle DLC

Unraveling the Buzz Surrounding Spider-Man 2's Beetle DLC

In March, Insomniac released the long-awaited 1.002 update for Marvel's Spider-Man 2, introducing a New Game Plus mode, new Spidey suits, and quality of life enhancements. Players stumbled upon a developer menu inadvertently included in the update, granting access to various game builds and missions, including a series named