Another superhero action game on the Super Nintendo. I think that in Russia this hero should already be known, since a fairly good film and animated series were released based on him. Spawn resists the penetration of all sorts of demonic offspring to the surface, destroying all street trash and criminal syndicates along the way. He is not averse to descending into hell and asking the bashing of evil spirits there. What sets this action game apart from the many other superhero games on the Snes is that it's one of the best action games out there. The skill set is the envy of any high-quality Beat-Em-Up. The game also has the simplest punches or kicks, kicks in the jump; when Spawn is hovering on his cloak, you can also use combat heels, etc. There are also stronger possibilities: sliding sweep, chain strike from a sitting position, combinations while running; Spawn also knows how to turn around sharply in order to hit enemies approaching at the same time in front and behind, thereby not allowing himself to be taken by surprise. And the main feature of the game is simply the most powerful combinations using Spawn's psychic power. This is throwing at the enemies of all sorts of balls, homing stars; on bosses, you can use a psi-strike, which significantly reduces their vitality; there is also a fire strike, and a deadly energy blast that explodes all enemies in sight. Spawn's skills also include teleportation and regeneration. It is not worth getting carried away with psychic energy, since the continuums in the game depend on it, and therefore the ability to start the game from the level in which you lost. You need to be able to stretch these psi-opportunities for the entire battle path of Spawn'a. As you can see, the hero has a lot of skills. It is better to look at some blows on some FAQ or ask knowledgeable people on the forum, since they are very necessary for successful completion. Add to the rich features in the game chic graphics and sound and get just a great game. Maybe not even one of the best superhero action movies on the Snes, but the best.