After the significant Insomniac leak that shook the company a few months ago, ongoing revelations continue to emerge, unveiling new, in-development, and canceled projects, products, and concepts. Most recently, users came across a trailer for the abandoned multiplayer game, Spider-Man: The Great Web, which was promptly leaked online.
Initially envisioned as a five-person multiplayer game built on a live service framework, Spider-Man: The Great Web met its end at the hands of Sony, as disclosed by the Insomniac leaks. The leaked trailer provides a glimpse into what this project might have offered, showcasing remarkably polished gameplay elements.
In the leaked trailer for The Great Web, viewers are treated to a comprehensive look at the game, featuring dynamic multiplayer components where five players would confront the Sinister Six in the bustling backdrop of New York City. The game was designed around a multiverse concept, reportedly initiated by Scarlet Witch, with character customization options allowing for a diverse ensemble of superheroes uniting to combat formidable foes.
The trailer includes compelling dialogue, with Peter Parker’s voice, portrayed by Yuri Lowenthal, narrating the heroic endeavors amidst the urban chaos. The sentiment expressed in the dialogue underscores the collaborative nature of the game, emphasizing the necessity of teamwork to confront the relentless threat posed by the Sinister Six.
While images from The Great Web surfaced months ago, the leaked trailer marks the first substantial visual insight into the game. Narrated by Yuri Lowenthal, the trailer exudes a sense of readiness for market release, further intensifying the disappointment felt by Spider-Man enthusiasts worldwide upon learning that the project would never materialize.
