Fixed an issue where custom Steam Input layouts would occasionally reset to default after a game relaunch.

Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered focuses on technical stability and performance optimizations to ensure the smoothest possible experience for players on PC and PlayStation 5. While this update does not introduce new story content or suits, it addresses several community-reported bugs and improves hardware compatibility. Patch Notes & Key Improvements

The Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered Update v3.618 demonstrates Insomniac Games' and Sony Interactive Entertainment's commitment to post-launch support and community feedback. With a focus on stability, performance, and quality of life improvements, this update is a testament to the ongoing development and refinement of the game. As Spider-Man continues to swing through Manhattan, fans can look forward to an even more polished and engaging experience.

: Provides high-quality anti-aliasing without upscaling for players who want maximum image clarity on powerful rigs.

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For players on the Steam Deck, Lenovo Legion Go, or ASUS ROG Ally, this patch offers a small but welcome sigh of relief. The texture streaming adjustments lighten the load on shared VRAM architectures. Handheld players will notice more consistent asset loading and less aggressive dynamic resolution scaling when using AMD FSR. Ray-Tracing Stability

Intel users receive a parallel upgrade with . The updated model utilizes optimized AI models to offer:

While some patches in the 3.x series have been minor, v3.618 is arguably the most important technical update since the original Remastered launch. It transforms Spider-Man Remastered from a game that “runs well” into one that feels native to the PS5 and high-end PC architecture.

Some users report that the game now takes 15 seconds longer to compile shaders on first launch. Insomniac recommends patience; this is a one-time penalty for the improved streaming architecture.

The primary focus of this update is addressing "out of memory" crashes. Players on high-end rigs who previously experienced instability during long sessions or high-intensity combat will find the game significantly more robust. Intel XeSS 1.3 Integration:

Contrary to minor hotfixes that tweak UI elements, v3.618 addresses three critical pillars of the Spider-Man experience: , DirectStorage optimization , and CPU utilization overhead . For players crashing during the infamous “Rhino chase sequence” or experiencing texture pop-in while swinging at high velocity, this patch is a game-changer.

You can now play on Performance Mode (60 FPS) with ray tracing enabled without feeling like you need glasses. The reflections on Peter’s Advanced Suits (specifically the white spider emblem) are crisp even during a dive bomb.

Platforms: PC (Steam/Epic), PlayStation 5