Swinging around the districts of New York City is all well and good, but webs in Spider-Man 2 really shine when they're used in combat. In this guide, we'll share how to web enemies to walls in Spider-Man 2.
There's a huge number of exciting combat moves and stylish finishers you can use to take out enemies, but there's just something viscerally satisfying about seeing them stuck to a wall. It may not work against the bigger baddies you face throughout the story, but the grunts won't know what hit them.
Before we reveal how you can web enemies to walls, you should expand your Spidey knowledge with our guide to getting city tokens. You could also change the game's language to hear what French enemies sound like when webbed to walls. All that and much, much more waits in our Spider-Man 2 walkthrough hub!
How to web enemies to walls in Spider-Man 2
The fan-favourite feature returns from the first Spider-Man game, and is activated in a very similar way. To web an enemy to a wall, get them close to one and press R1 rapidly. Assuming your webs were accurate, the enemy should be stuck fast after roughly six presses.
There's a similar process for webbing up enemies that aren't near walls; like the first game, enemies on the floor can be webbed up to keep them pacified while you heal or turn their friends into experience points.
You're not limited to walls, either - anything with enough surface area will do the job, ranging from cars to street lamps. It's great fun to experiment, and while the webs won't do any significant damage - you can rely on stealth takedowns for those - there's no better type of takedown to take a picture of.
That's everything we can share about webbing enemies to walls! While you're here, you'd benefit from learning about the game's web glider and finding out how to change suits so you always look your best.