Spider Heroes : Dimensions Shattered

Fighting with game Spider Heroes : Dimensions Shattered and destroy the opponent. Swinging through the air and pounding bad guys to a pulp are two of the things heroes does best, allowing you to deftly evade your enemies and string together brutal combos using your substantial spider powers. It is a lot of fun to move through each of the three dimensions. The gameplay is balanced perfectly between moments of exploring, platforming, and solving simple puzzles, with frequent bouts of combat in between. However, occasional locomotion snags and a creeping sense of repetition put a kink in Spidey's web, and the Noir levels aren't as strong as the others. Yet the excellent art design goes a long way toward smoothing out these wrinkles, As the walls of reality begin to crumble, Spider Heroes : Dimensions Shattered across the four men different dimensions must hunt down the shards of the artifact under the guidance. This game is much harder to put down than you would think, and completing it all is actually a shame because it means there is nothing more to see. Her disembodied voice gives our heroes plenty of opportunities to make wisecracks (not that they need any encouragement), and each Spidey has a distinct personality that helps each dimension feel unique. Bantering with villains opens up more opportunity for humor, and along with some genuinely funny jokes, there are a lot of enjoyable pop culture references and nods to the heroes canon. The dialogue sometimes tilts too much towards the cliche, and there are certain times (especially boss fights) when Spidey or repeat the same quip with alarming frequency. Fortunately, those instances are infrequent, and dialogue generally does a great job of capturing heroes signature mix of determination and impertinence. They broke up the pace of the game and felt like a punishment for reaching the end of an area.