Dashboard
One screen for the whole library: what we track, what the status chips mean, and where each title stands tonight.
Stable, and the title that will tell you most about whether your storage and CPU are up to it.

Spider-Man 2 carries a Stable chip, meaning it boots reliably and survives long play rather than just reaching a menu. It is one of the better-behaved large open worlds in the app.
It is also the least forgiving title here for a slow disk. Swinging across the city streams assets constantly, and a mechanical drive will show it as hitching that no setting inside Vesper can smooth over.
Traversal is CPU-bound more than most people expect, so the 8-core recommendation on the spec page is doing real work here rather than padding a table.
A DualSense over USB is the closest match to how the game was designed, and the trigger and haptic behaviour carries across. Xbox and other Windows gamepads work, and keyboard and mouse remain available throughout the launcher.
If the pad connects but does nothing in-game, the DualSense how-to walks through the usual cause.
We publish no frame-rate figures for any title. Results depend on your CPU, GPU, storage, and the current build, and open-world traversal varies even within one session.
Almost always storage or a busy CPU. Move the game to an SSD and close overlay software, then see the low-FPS checklist for the rest.
Spider-Man: Miles Morales also carries a Stable chip in the app and is lighter on hardware than Spider-Man 2.
Free installer for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11.