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New York’s skyline twists into a kaleidoscope of neon and shadows as Spider-Man swings into a reality-warping nightmare. A mysterious pulse from Oscorp Tower has plunged the city into a collective hallucination—buildings melt, gravity shifts, and civilians flee from spectral villains only they can see. Your mission? Navigate this chaos, stabilize the city’s neural-link grid, and uncover the source: a stolen neuro-tech device fused with Chitauri energy, now weaponized by Mysterio to morph Manhattan into a self-aware “dream engine.” Start by rescuing trapped citizens from fractalizing zones where physics reset every 90 seconds—dodge sentient rubble in a skyscraper that rebuilds itself mid-swing, outrun a liquifying subway train, and battle hallucinatory enemies that split into smaller clones when hit. Every defeated foe drops “Reality Shards” to upgrade Spider-Man’s suit with illusion-piercing augments (e.g., “Cognitive Webbing” that solidifies dream objects, or a “Deja Vu Dodge” that lets you rewind positions during boss fights). Team up with a glitching AI version of Gwen Stacy—trapped in the system—to hack Mysterio’s psychic nodes while fending off nightmare-fueled twists on classic rogues: a Sandman titan made of shattered glass, a Lizard rampaging as a bio-mechanical hydra. The final showdown? A multi-layered mindscape where you and Mysterio duel across collapsing dream layers—dodge a tsunami of sentient mannequins in a crumbling Times Square, counterattack during his monologues by webbing his projector drones mid-air, and land the knockout punch by webbing him into his own malfunctioning illusion. Unlockable post-game mode: Race Miles Morales through procedurally generated dream zones where the environment reshapes to the player’s fears. Key to victory? Embrace the chaos—use distorted physics to slingshot off inverted billboards, trick enemies into attacking phantom clones, and remember: in a world run on subconscious rules, the best way to win is to think *sideways*.
