Venom Might Be a Shorter, Focused Adventure – New Rumors Suggest a Medium-Length Campaign

Fans are still waiting for an official announcement about the upcoming Venom game by Insomniac Games. But a recent rumor has sparked curiosity—apparently, the game will be longer than Miles Morales but shorter than Spider-Man 2.

Game Length: Somewhere In-Between

• Miles Morales offered a shorter experience with around 7–10 hours of gameplay.

• Spider-Man 2 expanded the formula with a 17-hour main story.

• The new Venom game is rumored to fall somewhere in the middle—possibly 12–14 hours of gameplay.
  
  

Is That Enough for a Character Like Venom?

Venom is not just another villain—he’s a complex, fan-favorite anti-hero. That’s why some fans are concerned a 12-hour game might not be enough to tell his story properly. They’re hoping for deeper mechanics and a narrative that explores Venom’s unique psyche.

It’s a Standalone Game, Not a DLC

One thing to note is that Venom isn’t being developed as DLC—it’s a standalone game with its own identity. Insomniac has hinted in past interviews that they enjoy telling new stories within familiar worlds, using different characters and perspectives.

Still No Official Announcement

As of now, there’s no official reveal or trailer for the Venom game. However, the major Insomniac leak from 2023 listed the project in their roadmap, which makes fans confident we’ll see something in the near future—maybe late 2025 or 2026.