Insider talk points to a broad 'gaming cinematic universe' linking Venom, Spider-Man 2, Spider-Man 3, and Wolverine, shaping future Marvel game narratives and cross-title storytelling.

Easter eggs in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 are being watched for hints that Eddie Brock bonds with Venom in future titles, reinforcing a connected franchise arc.

A rumored Venom vs. Wolverine battle is expected to appear, reinforcing crossover appeal alongside Spider-Man and Wolverine titles.

Pricing could mirror the Miles Morales model with standard and ultimate editions, though details may have shifted as development grew.

Initial plans for a short 8–10 hour experience have evolved toward a 20–25 hour epic with deeper narrative and expanded gameplay.

The project has grown from a smaller spinoff to a full-length title, now aiming for a fall 2027 release window after Wolverine.

Carnage is confirmed as the main villain, with hints of anti-venom elements and Eddie Brock’s white symbiote powers suggesting a darker, internal struggle.

Tony Todd reportedly recorded significantly more Venom lines than in Spider-Man 2, with surplus material potentially repurposed for the standalone Venom title.

The Venom game is expected to feature multiple skins, including Anti-Venom, Captain Universe, Mac Gargan’s Venom, and Tom Hardy’s take.

The game will offer a large open world with side missions and crimes, potentially tying into a broader symbiote mythology and future Insomniac projects.

Playable characters may include Venom, Peter Parker, and possibly Yuri Watanabe (Wraith), with rumors of brief Carnage-controlled missions.

Internal slides describe organizational chaos, but a consolidated vision aims to integrate Venom into a cohesive narrative with stronger storytelling.