There are 28 total suits to unlock in Spider-Man for PS4 as of launch day, some of which are very well hidden. Below you'll find a list, images, and video of all suits in Marvel's Spider-Man for PS4, along with how to find them, and the skills they unlock. advertisement Many suits can be crafted a few missions into the
Main Story, and many more will be unlocked as Spider-Man increases in level. Some suits can only be unlocked by meeting certain requirements or unlocking secrets. Many of these Suits will also unlock a Suit Power - a rechargeable ability that allows you to gain the edge in combat by unleashing a powerful ability. Once unlocked, the Suit Power can be used with any
suit you already have unlocked, and different powers recharge at different rates. To craft suits, you'll need a combination of different Tokens found by completing various tasks around the city: advertisement Video: All 28 Suits Showcased For known Suits, what it costs to craft them, how to unlock them, and what they look like, see the list below, or click on suit name to jump directly to that suit: advertisement Spider-Man's default suit that he crafts and wears for a majority of the game, featuring a large white spider with long legs on his chest, and attached white parts to his web launchers on his wrists. The Battle Focus Suit Power allows you to charge up Focus at a fast rate without having to attack anyone, which can let you perform Instant Takedowns at a fast rate, or heal constantly if you are unable to attack to gain
focus yourself. advertisement The Damaged Classic Suit is what Peter Parker will
continue to wear after the Main Mission: The Main Event, and bare the scars of his fight with Kingpin. Though you can repair the suit by crafting the Repaired Classic Suit, you can still swap to this damaged version at any time after. The Classic Suit is the one Peter Parker begins this story using, and it appears he has been using this suit for the better part of 8 years. It features a smaller spider design on the front with the larger spider on the back - and more basic
materials used in the design. It becomes damaged during the start of the story, during your fight with Kingpin. The Web Blossom Suit Power allows you to launch Impact Web-like attacks all around you in a spinning attack, webbing up anyone nearby and launching them away - which can pin them to walls or other objects. advertisement The Noir Suit is based upon the Spider-Man Noir series set in 1933, as part of the "Marvel Noir" universe, and takes on a more vigilante approach to crime fighting. The suit was made from his uncle's WW1 uniform, and adapted with kevlar to withstand bullets, and even features a pistol (though you cannot use it in the game). The Sound of Silence is the perfect stealth power for those who may find themselves
about to get spotted. With the ability active, enemies radioing to their friends will find no help coming, and with your attacks being silenced, you can fight as loud as you want and other enemies cannot detect you except by line of sight. advertisement
The Scarlet Spider Suit is a reference to the Scarlet Spider who first appeared in Web of Spider-Man #118, and has been donned by several characters including, Ben Reilly, Joe Wade, Kaine, and Peter Parker himself. The Holo Decoy Suit Power allows you to even the odds slightly, and can take the heat off of you as enemies can be come distracted and attack decoys instead of you - which will stun them for a few moments upon hitting a decoy. Spider Armor - MKII Suit
The Spider Armor MK II was devised by Peter Parker in Issue 656, after Parker struggled with the recent loss of his Spider-Sense, and needed a way to compensate for being unable to dodge bullets. This is also reflected in the suit's in-game ability. advertisement The Bullet Proof Power allows you to focus on attacking thugs head-on without having to worry about constantly dodging incoming gunfire, and only worry about dodging melee attacks. Secret War Suit
The Secret War Suit is based on the 2004-2005 comic series of the same name where several of Marvel's superheroes battled against technology-themed villains. The Arms Race Power is a great ability, as it allows you to detonate a blast around you that can his a wide range of attackers on all sides, and will stun nearby enemies, while rendering guns useless for a short while, letting you attack without fear of ranged weapons. Stark Suitadvertisement
The Stark Suit is based off of the design from the recent Marvel Spider-Man movies, featured in both Captain America: Civil War, and Spider-Man: Homecoming, which features the small spider icon and the black highlights to the armor - designed by Tony Stark himself. The Spider-Bro is one of the better Suit Powers, as it unleashes a small drone that quickly lashes out with rapid fire attacks that stun and electrify large groups of enemies, and can easily take out small groups of thugs on its own while you focus on fighting elsewhere. Negative Suit
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The Negative Suit's black-and-white design comes from a history that is not all from your new villain Mister Negative, but from Spider-Man's visit to the Negative Zone, where his suit transformed in a realm with no color. However, in other stories, Peter's suit was also transformed into the Negative Suit after being attacked by Mister Negative himself. The Negative Shockwave Power has a smaller radius of attack than the Arms Race, but deals far more damage - akin to the Demon Brute's ground pound attack - though this also leaves airborne enemies unphased. Electrically Insulated Suit
The Electrically Insulated Suit features a design that first appeared in Issue #425, and was invented by Parker's friend and sometimes girlfriend Gwen Stacy for a fight against Electro. It features a grey and red design with padding on the arms and legs. advertisement The Electric Punch Suit Power is best used when out or Electric Webbing, as it charges all of your melee attacks with electrical properties that can stun groups of enemies if they are close together. Spider-Punk
The Spider-Punk Suit is lifted from one of the Spiderverse incarnations of Spider-man from Earth-138, and the alter ego of Hobart Brown, who joins the Superior Spider-Army. The Rock Out Suit Power can blast enemies with a one-two punch, as enemies will be sent skyward from the initial blast, and then be hurled backwards from the continuing waves from Spider-Man's guitar. advertisement Wrestler Suit
The Wrestler Suit is a throwback to one of Peter Parker's first makeshift costumes, as he struggled to make use of his powers by entering a wrestling match for money - though in many cases this lead to not using his power responsibly and Uncle Ben's death. The King of the Ring Power lets you forego the need of using Web gadgets to stun enemies long enough to throw them, as you'll be able to toss enemies around either on the ground or in the air as much as you want for a limited time. Fear Itself Suitadvertisement
The Fear Itself suit is a reference to the crossover comic story of the same name, as Marvel superheroes went up against the Asgardian God of Fear The neon blue-gray costume and its bladed gauntlets were created by Tony Stark and the dwarves of Svartalfheim to fight The Serpent. The Quad Damage Power is a massive boost to attack power, and while limited with a lengthy recharge, it enhances melee attacks by a great deal, letting you power through enemies in mere seconds. Stealth "Big Time" Suit
advertisement The Stealth suit is an homage to the "Big Time" story arc in Marvel comics, when Spider-Man develops a new suit in issue #650, using a wave-bending technology to both light and sound making it the perfect stealth armor The Blue Projector lets you take out unaware enemies with ease, as anyone not currently investigating you cannot see your movements until its too late. Spider Armor - MKIII Suit
The MKIII Suit was created by Peter Parker with the help of Horizon Labs to fight the entire Sinister Six It features an audio device to detect Chameleon, and counter-measures for Doctor Octopus, Mysterio, Sandman, Electro, and even enhanced defenses to withstand The Rhino The Titanium Alloy Plates power allows you to leap into combat without worry of being shot, as all bullets excluding sniper rounds will ricochet back into enemies. advertisement Spider-Man 2099 Black Suit
One of the 2099 suits worn by Miguel O'Hara, the Spider-Man of the year 2099. The black suit takes on a more blue appearance, and features a skull design and a cape made of a web-like material. The Low Gravity Power allows you to remain in the air for longer periods of time, which enables you to perform more aerial moves, and figure out your next move before landing on the ground so you can continue aerial moves like Yank Up or Swing Kick. Iron Spider Suitadvertisement
The Iron Spider is a suit crafted by Tony Stark, and its current iteration has been lifted from the recent Avengers: Infinity War movie, complete with the gold trim. The Iron Arms Suit Power allows you deal even more damage than usual with a much wider reach thanks to the four giant spider limbs that grow from your back, and essentially lets you deal sweeping damage to all those in front of you. Velocity Suit
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The Velocity suit is designed by acclaimed comic book artist and film character designer, Adi Granov. It has not been seen in any other Spider-Man iteration, and includes unique looking visors on the eyes, as well as more defined plating and a glowing blue spider symbol that appears to glow in the dark. Spider Armor - MKIV Suit
This armor is based off the design crafted by Peter in the Marvel stories where Parker Industries becomes a worldwide technology corporation. It is one of the most technologically advanced suits, and made of liquid nanotechology that can respond to mental and vocal commands advertisement The Defense Shield Power can be used as means to become temporarily invulnerable to all types of damage, but it won't last long, and is best used for the do-or-die situations to prolong your life. Spirit Spider
This suit is based upon a reality in which Peter Parker's uncle Ben did not die, and eventually learned how to bring other Spider-Men into his universe to absorb their powers. After trying to absorb Spider-Man from Earth-616 (our universe), things backfired and this version of Peter Parker was put into a coma, while his spirit was trapped in Hell. It wasn't until later that his spirit was freed, giving him a second chance at life as the Ghost Spider - bearing the flaming skull head The Spirit Fire Power sets your skull ablaze as well as your attacks, letting you spread the fires of hell to enemies that will take damage and be stunned by the blue flames. Spider-Man 2099 White Suitadvertisement
Yet another of the 2099 suits worn by Miguel O'Hara, this suit was created when he joined Parker Industries, and was created by Peter Parker himself. The new suit can glow red and change color in addition to many other new perks. The Concussion Strike Power allows every hit to send enemies flying off from your strikes, which is best used to send enemies hurtling off rooftops, or launching webbed enemies into walls to make them stick. Vintage Comic Book Suit
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The iconic Vintage Comic Book Suit takes it style from the early Amazing Spider Man comics, and is cel-shaded with stylized black lines to highlight and pop among the backdrop of the game. The Quips Power isn't so much a power as it is a source of jokes and one-liners to activate when fighting, and quickly recharges for more. Last Stand Suit
The Last Stand Suit is an alternate universe version of Peter Parker who killed Kraven the Hunter, and become a more dark and deadly vigilante as a result. His new anti-hero tendencies eventually gets him expelled from the Avengers, and he ends up killing Doctor Octopus. Finally, he makes his "Last Stand" after being pursued by the NYPD and refusing to give up and atone for his crimes. advertisement The Unrelenting Fury Power is an awesome offensive power, allowing you to beat down any enemy you can hit, including shielded enemies or Brutes, without having to worry about creating an opening or distracting them first. Undies
Homemade Suit
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ESU Suit
Note: The top-secret ESU suit is easy to miss. Check out the video below for how to unlock it. Anti-Ock Suitadvertisement
Dark Suit
The Dark Suit is a different take on the Symbiote Suit, a this one features a red logo instead of a white one. While often associated with Venom and the symbiote suit that takes over Peter Parker, this particular suit shares a story from early Marvel Comics where Black Cat makes a replica (without the alien ingredient) - since fans had taken to liking the black-style suit so much. advertisement DLC SuitsThe following suits can only be obtained via DLC, 3 from each of the 3 DLC story packs, and one free DLC Suit. Resilient Suit
The Resilient Suit is a featured Spider-Man suit from Marvel illustrator Gabriele Dell'Otto. Spider-UKadvertisement
The Spider-UK is one of the many alternate suits worn by other Spider-men featured in the Spiderverse. Scarlet Spider II
The Scarlet Spider II Suit is another version of the original Scarlet Spider suit that can be obtained in the base game. Spider Armor MKIadvertisement
The Spider MKI Armor is one of the first alterations made by Peter Parker in his long line of MK armor suits to protect against ballistic threats. Spider Clan
The Spider Clan suit is featured in Marvel's "Mangaverse" comic book series. Iron Spider Armoradvertisement
The Iron Spider suit is the classic Tony Stark modified armor from the comics during the events of the Civil War Marvel crossover Into the Spider-Verse Suit
The Into the Spider-Verse Suit comes from the newly released animated movie: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, taking its stylistic design from Peter Parker's suit in the movie. Cyborg Spider-Man Suitadvertisement
The Cyborg Spider-Man Suit hails from a comic book arc called "Dealing Arms" that was published in the 1990s. Aaron Aikman Armor Suit
The final DLC story suit is designed by Aaron Aikman's Spider-Armor, featured in the "Edge of the Spider-Verse" Comic book series. Webbed Suitadvertisement
The long-requested "Webbed Suit" is based off of the design from Sam Raimi's trilogy of Spider-Man movies starring Toby Maguire, and feature the prominent black webbing over the red suit. It is also the only suit to not feature Peter Parker's wrist shooters, as the web was organically shot from Parker's wrists in the movies. Up Next: Suit ModsWas this guide helpful?In This Wiki Guide Can you still unlock suits in SpiderMany suits can be crafted a few missions into the Main Story, and many more will be unlocked as Spider-Man increases in level. Some suits can only be unlocked by meeting certain requirements or unlocking secrets.
How do you unlock the locked suits in SpiderMost of them require you to level up within the game and earn tokens to unlock them. You can earn these by completing side activities like fighting crime, research tasks, and finding Peter's backpacks around the city. The remaining suits are gated behind specific story missions or completing 100% of every district.
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