Marvel's Spider-Man: The City That Never Sleeps
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Developer: Insomniac Games
Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment
Genres: Action, RPG
Download Marvel’s Spider-Man: The City That Never Sleeps DLC to continue your adventure in Marvel’s New York. Get access to three story chapters that include additional missions and challenges, brand new factions of enemies from the Spider-Man universe, and additional suits to unlock. Purchasing The City That Never Sleeps DLC provides access to download all three story chapters when they release.
Content Overview:
Marvel’s Spider-Man: The Heist - Felicia Hardy aka Black Cat, is back in town and leaving mysterious clues around Marvel’s New York to toy with Spider-Man. Available for download October 23rd, 2018.
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Turf Wars – Spider-Man must put an end to the turf war erupting between the Maggia crime family and gang leader Hammerhead before Marvel’s New York becomes its greatest casualty. Available for download November 20, 2018.
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Silver Lining – In the tension-filled finale to Marvel’s Spider-Man: The City That Never Sleeps, the web-slinger must rely on unlikely allies to protect the city from calamity. Available for download December 21, 2018.
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Marvel’s Spider-Man - Silver Lining: DLC 3 Teaser | PS4
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Turf Wars – DLC 2 Teaser | PS4
Marvel’s Spider-Man: The Heist – DLC 1 Teaser | PS4
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View All (5 total)Metro GameCentral
A competent slab of additional content, that hints at future plot developments, but even committed fans will find this trilogy of DLC sadly inessential.
EGM
Spider-Man's three-part DLC, The City That Never Sleeps, feels a bit like it's trying to have it both ways by telling a story set after the main game without changing up too much for the sake of anyone who might not play it. It might not be entirely fair to complain that an add-on doesn't feel like a true next chapter, and the gameplay certainly remains satisfying and tacks on some welcome challenge, but the full package is an unquestionable letdown after the soaring heights of the original campaign.
GamingBolt
The City That Never Sleeps feels surprisingly essential to the larger story Insomniac are telling in their own Spider-Man universe, and should be played by anyone who enjoyed the base game.
Gadgets 360
Sleeps is worth it only if you've finished the main game and want more Spider-Man PS4 to play. Although its writing is solid and dialogues entertaining, the uninspired Screwball challenges and padding between main missions takes away from what should have been a solid add-on to one of the best games of the year.