Just a few months after releasing Marvel's Spider-Man 2 to critical acclaim, Insomniac Games has suffered one of the biggest hacking attacks in the industry. Most of their new projects got leaked, including extensive details on their new Wolverine game, as well as a detailed roadmap that goes into 2033. In this article, we are going to go over the leaks related to their next project - Venom: Lethal Protector, which is their next entry into the Spider-Man series.
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Spider-Man: Venom Lethal Protector Leaked Details
There were two images leaked that go into full detail about Insomniac's upcoming Venom: Lethal Protector project. The game is going to take place after the events of Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and is intended to lead the story into Spider-Man 3, the release date of which also got leaked (It is planned to be released late 2028). The leaked image also details that you will be able to switch between Venom, Peter, and Miles while going through the "Carnage-infected NYC boroughs."
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The leak also describes the game as an "8-10 Hour Stand-alone Experience," which will take you through 12 missions and 3 event bosses. Optional content is also going to be available in the way of quests, challenges, bases, crimes, and collectibles. The description sounds pretty similar to their mainline Spider-Man games.
Spider-Man: Venom Lethal Protector Price & Release Date
The second leaked image reveals their plans for both the release date and the pricing of the game. Venom: Lethal Protector is planned to be released in the second quarter of 2025, with a price point of $49.99. As with other Insomniac games, it will be exclusive to the PlayStation 5, and the game is going to be an action-adventure, similar to the Spider-Man games.
That is everything we know about Insomniac's next title - Venom: Lethal Protector. It seems like this game is going to be similar to Spider-Man: Miles Morales, in that it will be a smaller project that intends to lead the game into the final game of the trilogy. Hopefully, Insomniac recovers from the hack, and these projects don't get delayed.
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