10 Amazing Video Games That Were TOO EASY

Spider-Man: Miles Morales was a superbly bite-sized follow-up to Insomniac's 2018 Spider-Man game, and though it lacked the same emotional pull, it nevertheless delivered a thoroughly entertaining web-slinging romp inside of a campaign lasting a tight 7-8 hours.

Miles Morales was in many way a streamlined spin-off from Spider-Man 2018, eschewing some of that game's open-world bloat while also fine-tuning polarising elements like stealth missions.

But the game also just gives you so many ways to deal with a given situation - Miles' Venom powers are extremely, well, empowering, yet the enemies the game throws at you never really rise to match that capability.

Even players inexperienced in third-person combat can pretty much breeze through the game on regular difficulty, because the Venom powers mean you never really need to master the finer intricacies of combat.

Furthermore, stealth is incredibly forgiving and, just when it feels like things are starting to ramp up, the experience is over.