Multiplayer Spiders

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Multiplayer Spiders You and Your steam spider friends must stop the invading spiders from spinning their web of fear The game includes a Multiplayer & Single Player system. You can Invite Your Steam Friends with the ' + ' Icon on the Main Menu ! * NOTE : You should have a Stable & Fast Internet Connection for Best Results * Features: Shoot Webs Attack Inv…

Genres & Tags

Action

Play Modes

50%

Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

humor2 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game provides a unique and humorous experience once players adapt to the chaotic controls.
Playing with friends can enhance the experience, turning it into a test of friendship and determination.
There is potential for enjoyment with mods, which can improve gameplay.

Controls are virtually unusable, leading to frustrating gameplay and inconsistent movement.
The game is plagued by bugs, including frequent frame drops and collision issues.
There are concerns about the game's performance and potential as a crypto miner, raising doubts about its legitimacy.

gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The gameplay is heavily criticized for being plagued by bugs, including frequent frame rate drops and poor controls that often restrict movement and functionality. Players report frustrating mechanics, such as a malfunctioning camera and issues with character spawning, which detract significantly from the overall experience. Despite having an end goal, the execution of gameplay elements leaves much to be desired.
- “I have to be honest, if you've seen the photos or videos and are still considering buying this game, please seek help. The game is very buggy, with almost constant drops below 30 FPS on the lowest settings. There is an end goal, which is cool, but the web mechanics are very poor. The controls are the worst I've ever experienced; sometimes it just bricks you, and other times it only allows you to move forward. The 'S' key doesn't send you backward 90% of the time, the turning is horrid, and the camera is not great. It clips outside of the map constantly, making it hard to see. In my first game, I spawned as a giant spider and clipped out of the map, which caused me to die.”
- “The gameplay is plagued with issues. The frame rate drops below 30 FPS even on the lowest settings, making it nearly unplayable. The controls are frustratingly unresponsive, and the camera frequently clips through the environment, leading to disorienting experiences. I often found myself unable to move backward, and the overall mechanics feel poorly designed.”
- “I was really disappointed with the gameplay. The controls are incredibly clunky, and the camera angles are a mess. I experienced numerous bugs, including spawning in strange locations and getting stuck. The frame rate issues make it hard to enjoy any aspect of the game.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users find humor in the game's broken controls, noting that while frustrating, they can lead to amusing moments as players learn to navigate the challenges. The quirky mechanics, particularly how the spider interacts with surfaces, add to the comedic experience.
- “To be honest, broken controls like this are kind of funny, and you can usually figure out how the spider needs to be controlled (eventually)... the real issue is how the spider clings to surfaces.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game features no music or sound, which contributes to a lackluster audio experience. Despite its large file size and performance issues, it offers only a single level, leading to negative reviews and suspicions of cryptomining. Overall, the absence of music is a significant drawback.
- “The game has no music, no sound, 1 (one) level, and is still over 3 GB and chugs like Crysis 5. The cryptominer accusations don't seem too unwarranted. Would not recommend multiplayer spiders!”