In 2009, Rocksteady's Arkham series brought superhero video games to new heights by marrying the tragedy of Batman and his gallery of rogues to an addictive rhythm-based combat system as well as a world whose every inch was worth exploring. Asylum, as well as its open-world siblings City and Knight, have cast a shadow so large Insomniac's take on Spider-Man would inevitably have to find some way to not only offer high thrills but also carve out its own distinct world for the player to lose thems...
In 2009, Rocksteady's Arkham series brought superhero video games to new heights by marrying the tragedy of Batman and his gallery of rogues to an addictive rhythm-based combat system as well as a world whose every inch was worth exploring. Asylum, as well as its open-world siblings City and Knight, have cast a shadow so large Insomniac's take on Spider-Man would inevitably have to find some way to not only offer high thrills but also carve out its own distinct world for the player to lose thems...
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