Unless you fork over the five bucks, the Demo of Spider-Man: Ultimate Power will let you play the game for a few minutes then automatically transitions back to the opening screen. Game play is basically composed of you jumping across platform-based levels, fighting henchmen until you eventually reach one of the bosses. You will also have crates that can be smashed that will reveal the coins. Game stats include your health meter, objective progress and coin count.Īs you defeat the henchmen, they will generate coins that can be collected by Spiderman. You will also have a progress meter running along the bottom of the screen and your gaming stats line the top of the screen. Gaming controls consist of a jump button in the lower right corner of the gaming screen and a punch button in the lower left corner.

For example the first level you will have to defeat two of the Green Goblin's elite soldiers. Each level will also have an objective that has to be reached before you can move on to the next chapter. Prior to the start of the game you will have a chance at buying power-ups that will help you defeat the evil henchman and eventually their bosses. The Story mode is a multi-chapter, multi-level game where you are working towards saving Mary Jane, Spidey's girlfriend, who was kidnaped by the Green Goblin, Sandman and Venom. The Survival mode is an endless runner style game and becomes available once you complete five easy missions and play the sixth level in Chapter One of the Story mode. The two gaming modes include a Story and Survival mode. The quests are an easy way to jump-start your coin account that is used in the store to purchase power-ups. These quests are performance based and include such tasks as running a set distance, collect a number of coins or complete a number of runs. Daily quests are side missions you can pursue during game play that will net you extra gaming coins.

The game's store has purchase opportunities for power-ups and the game's settings cover the basics of sound and music levels.

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