Among the biggest appeals to the 2018Spider-Mangame is the vast swath of costumes. These suits present a fascinating dive into web-slinger’s history, pulling from the strangest periods in theMarvelhero’s comics. What’s more, is that their unique abilities and gadgets give players a meaningful incentive to collect them.
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The sequel—Spider-Man: Miles Morales—continues that proud tradition with its own collection of costumes for the web-head in training. Though the selection isn’t quite as large, the game still contains plenty of suits worth pursuing. With these threads, fans across the spectrum can build their ideal version ofMiles Morales.
7Great Responsibility
Youcan’t beat the classics. As such, many fans may want to wear the originalSpider-Mansuit. It doesn’t have any mods to speak of, but it’s radically different from every other outfit in Miles’s wardrobe in how it blatantly emulates the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man’s design.
What’s more, is that it’s easy to unlock. It doesn’t require any special challenge of collectible. Instead, players attain the suit after the opening mission. Nostalgic devotees will likely use it long after.
6Bodega Cat
Here’s another suit with purely visual appeal. Again, the Bodega Cat outfit has no mod, simply allowing a furry friend to accompany Miles in his crime-fighting patrols. The most the cat does is occasionally aid in performing finishers, but that may be enough.Having a tiny companion ride on the hero’s back is just inherently appealing. Platformers likeJak & Daxterand Insomniac’s ownRatchet & Clankare perfect examples. The downside is that the cat can’t come along on this adventure.
To unlock the suit, fans must finish the main story. However, that’s not enough. In addition, they must complete the “Cat’s Pyjamas” side mission. This only becomes available after meeting Spider-Cat, which in turn only happens after stopping some looters. That’s sure a lot of trouble for a feline freeloader.
5S.T.R.I.K.E.
This is easily the most visually complex of Miles’s suits. It’s high-tech armor which makes him look more like the Beetle than Spider-Man. For that reason, the design might be a little too busy for fans, but at least it comes with a useful perk.The suit’s modstimulates Venom regeneration the lower Miles’s health. Such a feature is invaluable in a pinch.
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That’s probably why the S.T.R.I.K.E. suit is higher on the unlockable tier. It requires players to be at Level 10. On top of that, they should have 16 Activity Tokens and 2 Tech Parts. Only then can they build this technological terror.
4Purple Reign
For those who don’t know,Miles’s uncle is the supervillain known as “The Prowler.“While the kid ultimately chooses a more heroic path, that doesn’t mean he can’t enjoy the same style. The resulting suit is purple with splashes of green. That should make a disgusting combo, but the contrast works to the outfit’s benefit. The same goes for its mod: restoring ammo for gadgets by performing stealth takedowns. This can ensure a steady supply of toys with relatively little effort. For that reason, Purple Reign doesn’t hinge on ingredients.
On the contrary, unlocking it comes down to collecting. If players locate all of Uncle Aaron’s samples scattered through the city, they get the location of this suit. They can then wear it and wonder what might have been.
3Programmable Matter
Ever wonder how Spider-Man would fare in the world ofTron? The Programmable Matter suit looks like Miles’s traditional costume, albeit constructed with mirrors or metal plates. It’s oppressively dark, and that darkness is broken only by the red highlights. When these crimson areas start glowing, the resulting visual is truly sinister. Making the hero more horrific arethe mechanical limbsplucked straight from the Iron Spider outfit. These spring forth to aid Miles in combo finishers. All in all, this suit somehow seems more futuristic than the one from 2099.
It shouldn’t be surprising, then, that Morales pilfers it from his high-tech enemies. Specifically,he must clear all bad guy bases and Roxxon labs (along with the “Matter Up” side quest). After conquering these areas and the criminals inside, players get a new location with the materials for the suit. How Miles builds something so advanced from a bunch of scraps is anyone’s guess.
2The End
Here’s a crime-fighter who’s ready for whatever his foes throw at him. The End sports a slick hoodie and militaristic camouflage pants. This gives it a mod that helps the camouflage meter drain more slowly. All in all, it’s earthier and less flamboyant than normal superhero costumes. When Miles wears it, he means business.
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Players must prove that they do, too. They must reach Level 11 to unlock it. In addition, they need 16 Activity Tokens and 2 Tech Parts to build it. These aren’t the priciest conditions, but they do require fans to show their commitment.
1Into The Spider-Verse
On the surface, this is no different from Miles’s normal suit. However, it’s the details that distinguish it. The colors are notably more vibrant, with the spray-painted logo lending an everyman personality to the design. On top of that, the character model mimicsthe stop-motion comic aesthetic of its film namesake. The only downside is the lack of a hoodie, but that’s a small price to pay for the most subtly distinctive suit in the game. This becomes especially apparent with the mod, which alters the entire universe and makes the whole game look like that movie.
Therefore, it’s no surprise that such a visual treat is the most expensive. It’s not available to build until Level 13, and it calls for 18 Activity Tokens and 4 Tech Parts. Fans who loved theSpider-Verseflick, though, will be more than willing to pay that price.
Spider-Man: Miles Moralesis available on PC, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5.
