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VTech InnoTab Software - Ultimate Spider-Man

By Christy Matte, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 4+

Superhero science-tech adventure really soars.

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age 6+

Based on 3 parent reviews

age 8+
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age 8+
he re-mastered version of Ultimate Spider man Total Mayhem apk is now available. This game was not compatible with older Android devices in the past. However, now you can play this game on Android 11 devices with this re mastered version.

This title has:

Easy to play/use

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say: (3):
Kids say: Not yet rated

VTech InnoTab Software - Ultimate Spider-Man is chock-full of fun and learning. Most of the educational activities are perfectly integrated into the adventure, and even some that aren't terribly realistic feel like they fit. In one, Spider-Man has to remove matching sets of numbers/letters to reveal a password and hack into Octobots. In another, he has to prevent infected food from entering the marketplace by pulling out foods that match certain criteria such as grains, fruit, protein, or dairy. Only one game feels like forced learning (webbing Octonots with certain numbers on their chests).

Otherwise, it all feels like you're helping save humanity. There are a few situations where the controls pose a challenge -- for example, when you're about to be attacked by Electro and need to move Spider-Man, the game refuses to react during the first round of each battle -- which can be frustrating. Otherwise, this is a fantastic example of how to engage kids in science and technology in a meaningful and immersive way.

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