Spyder is an adventure and puzzle game developed by Sumo Digital Ltd. You’ll play as Agent 8, a British robot that’s also a spider, and that’s also a spy. You were created by the British spy agency EP-8 to help to stop the evil organization known as S.I.N. and go where no agent or spider has gone before.
You’ll travel across different destinations, some crazier than others, to stop the S.I.N. organization from destroying a lot of things. Each level has several tasks you need to do to complete the mission.
Sure, different objectives keep the game entertaining, but in reality, I think the little Agent 8 is terrible at its job. If you can’t stop a plane after you practically destroyed its engine, maybe you need to go back to training.
Still, the game is a joy to play. Each environment has different ways to test what you can do while being so tiny. You’ll explore a wide variety of areas within each level, and you’ll have to go through a lot of hurdles and puzzles to make progress.
Each mission is linear; you’ll have to go from point A to point B and then point C, solving light puzzles. That said, there are some collectibles in the form of stickers scattered throughout the level. Most of them are easy to come across, but sometimes you’ll have to go out of your way to find them.
Personally, I liked these collectibles. While they’re not that important for the game, having something to look for, or figuring out how to get...