Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered Weapons Guide: Best Weapons Ranked

Q: Is this the same game as Marvel's Spider-Man 2?

No. This is the 2018 original, remastered for PC in August 2022. There is no symbiote, Miles is a supporting character rather than a second playable Spider-Man, and the map is Manhattan only rather than the expanded boroughs of the sequel.

Q: Does the Remastered version include the DLC?

Yes. The City That Never Sleeps pack, made up of The Heist, Turf Wars and Silver Lining, ships with the Remastered release. Those chapters unlock after the main story and add Black Cat, Hammerhead and Silver Sable content along with extra suits.

Q: Which suit power should I chase first?

Web Blossom from the Classic Suit is the most reliable early panic button because it webs everything around you at once. Battle Focus on the Advanced Suit is the better long term pick, since it turns Focus generation into a steady supply of heals and takedowns.

Q: How do I get the last few suits?

Every suit costs a mix of the six token types plus a character level. Crime Tokens respawn endlessly, so the usual blocker is Landmark Tokens or Research Tokens. Photographing landmarks and finishing research stations clears that gap fastest.

Q: How long does it take to finish?

The main story runs roughly 17 to 20 hours. Clearing every base, backpack, landmark, research station and Taskmaster challenge alongside it pushes a full completion past 35 hours, and the three DLC chapters add several more.

Complete Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered weapons guide. Every weapon ranked with stats, best builds, and how to get them.

EarlyGuides Editorial Team

Researched and editorially reviewed. Updated August 12, 2026.

Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered is the PC version of Insomniac Games' 2018 PlayStation 4 open world action game, rebuilt by Nixxes Software and released on Steam on 12 August 2022. Peter Parker is eight years into the job when it opens, so there is no origin sequence and the story goes straight at Wilson Fisk, Martin Li and Otto Octavius. The map is Manhattan alone, running from the Financial District up to Harlem, and the three chapter story pack The City That Never Sleeps is included. Miles Morales appears as a supporting character with a handful of powerless stealth sections rather than as a second playable web-slinger.

Your choice of weapons defines your damage output and playstyle. This guide ranks every major option, explains what makes each one strong, and tells you which builds they pair best with.

Weapons Rankings

Weapon	Tier	Best For	Notes
Web Shooters	S	Removing individual enemies from a fight for good, especially near walls and railings.	The default gadget and the only one that pins enemies to walls permanently when they are stuck against a surface.
Impact Web	A	One shot removal of a priority target across an arena.	Fires a single heavy web that launches whoever it hits backwards and sticks them to whatever they land on.
Trip Mine	A	Stealth base clearing and setting up chain takedowns before a fight starts.	Sticks to a surface or an enemy and yanks anyone who walks past into whatever it is attached to.
Spider-Drone	B	Buying breathing room in an outnumbered fight or covering a corner during a base clear.	Launches a small drone that automatically fires on nearby enemies for its duration, adding pressure while you handle something else.
Electric Web	B	Shielded enemies and tightly grouped squads that ordinary webs bounce off.	Catches a target in an electric web that arcs to anyone standing close, and it goes through the riot shields that block ordinary webbing.

S-Tier: Web Shooters

The default gadget and the only one that pins enemies to walls permanently when they are stuck against a surface. Ammo refills quickly and the upgrade path raises both capacity and the number of web hits needed to cocoon a target.

Attribute	Detail
Tier	S
Best For	Removing individual enemies from a fight for good, especially near walls and railings.
Key Mechanic	Momentum based web-swinging
Recommended Role	Advanced Suit with Battle Focus

How to get it: Available from mid-game onward. See our walkthrough for the exact progression point.

Best builds using Web Shooters: Pairs naturally with Advanced Suit with Battle Focus thanks to how their stat scaling lines up.

A-Tier: Impact Web

Fires a single heavy web that launches whoever it hits backwards and sticks them to whatever they land on. It is the fastest way to deal with a rocket launcher enemy or a sniper who has just lined you up.

Attribute	Detail
Tier	A
Best For	One shot removal of a priority target across an arena.
Key Mechanic	Eight gadgets on one wheel
Recommended Role	Classic Suit with Web Blossom

How to get it: Accessible in the early-to-mid game. Check our maps guide for the location.

Best builds using Impact Web: Pairs naturally with Classic Suit with Web Blossom thanks to how their stat scaling lines up.

A-Tier: Trip Mine

Sticks to a surface or an enemy and yanks anyone who walks past into whatever it is attached to. Placed on a patrol route it clears guards without you being present, and stuck to an enemy it turns them into a moving trap.

Attribute	Detail
Tier	A
Best For	Stealth base clearing and setting up chain takedowns before a fight starts.
Key Mechanic	Three skill trees and suit powers
Recommended Role	Stark Suit with Spider-Bro

How to get it: Accessible in the early-to-mid game. Check our maps guide for the location.

Best builds using Trip Mine: Pairs naturally with Stark Suit with Spider-Bro thanks to how their stat scaling lines up.

B-Tier: Spider-Drone

Launches a small drone that automatically fires on nearby enemies for its duration, adding pressure while you handle something else. It does not kill on its own but it staggers, which is enough to keep a brute off you.

Attribute	Detail
Tier	B
Best For	Buying breathing room in an outnumbered fight or covering a corner during a base clear.
Key Mechanic	Six token types drive every upgrade
Recommended Role	Iron Spider Armor with Iron Arms

How to get it: Found in later areas. Our walkthrough covers when you can access this.

Best builds using Spider-Drone: Pairs naturally with Iron Spider Armor with Iron Arms thanks to how their stat scaling lines up.

B-Tier: Electric Web

Catches a target in an electric web that arcs to anyone standing close, and it goes through the riot shields that block ordinary webbing. Bunched up Sable troopers behind cover are the exact case it was built for.

Attribute	Detail
Tier	B
Best For	Shielded enemies and tightly grouped squads that ordinary webs bounce off.
Key Mechanic	Focus bar for healing and takedowns
Recommended Role	Spider Armor MK II with Bulletproof

How to get it: Found in later areas. Our walkthrough covers when you can access this.

Best builds using Electric Web: Pairs naturally with Spider Armor MK II with Bulletproof thanks to how their stat scaling lines up.

Weapons Progression Path

The order you should acquire weapons as you progress:

Starting gear → Enough to clear Financial District
Impact Web → Your first real upgrade, available early
Trip Mine → Mid-game upgrade with good scaling
Web Shooters → Best-in-slot, aim for this by late game
Upgrade to max → The power spike from max upgrades is enormous

Weapons Tips

Always upgrade your primary weapon before diversifying. One strong option beats three mediocre ones.
Match your weapons to your build's stat priorities for maximum scaling.
Swing at street level rather than over rooftops, because webs anchor to actual geometry and a low arc keeps more speed than a high one.
Check our tier list for how weapons rankings affect overall build effectiveness.

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