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If you haven’t played Marvel’s Spider-Man 2yet, now’s the time to get out your wallet.

As of July 31, you can score Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (Standard Edition, PS5) for just $49.99, down from its usual price of $69.99. That’s a $20 discount and the lowest price we’ve seen for this open-world action-adventure title since it first hit shelves in 2023.

SEE ALSO: 'Marvel's Spider-Man 2' review: It's the anti-'Starfield'

Starting where Marvel's Spider-Manleft off, Spider-Man 2finds Peter Parker and Miles Morales have only each other to rely on as they deal with new personal challenges and serve and protect New York City.

According to Mashable reviewer Alex Perry, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2is the “anti-Starfield.” Perry writes that "Spider-Man 2could represent a better future for open-world games."

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With a focus on a compelling narrative and tons of NYC scenes that’d make any New Yorker nostalgic, this is a must-play for Marvel fans.

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