Western Crossover: Spider Player in Gotham City

You're the protagonist of a game, and a spider bites you.

Your parents, both secret agents, die, and their friend Uncle Alfred takes you in.

Uncle Alfred works as a butler at Wayne Manor, and you go with him to Gotham.

[Opening CG complete ✓ Prologue complete ✓]

You start your first playthrough.

You want to become a superhero, but at Level 1, you're too weak to take on anything but the simplest missions.

Red Hood warns you, "Don't treat being a superhero like a game."

The day after he says this, you're beaten to death.

[NE: "Just Another Day" achieved ✓ CG added to gallery ✓]

You start your second playthrough.

You're more careful now, and learn to level up in secret.

You become friends with Officer Grayson. He says, "Gotham is dangerous. Be careful."

Not long after he says this, you get shot and die.

[BE: "Not Your Fault" achieved ✓ CG added to gallery ✓]

You start your third playthrough.

You've become a master at staying alive, and Gotham's criminals curse you for having no shame.

At last, you unlock the main storyline and encounter the Spider-Verse.

You meet Miguel O'Hara, Spider-Man from a neighboring universe. He has vampire fangs.

He doesn't approve of you being a superhero. "You're too young and reckless. You'll..."

Anyway, you die again later.

[BE: "■■■■" achieved ✓ CG added to gallery ✓]

Playthrough N begins

Facing an enemy threatening the multiverse, you use a skill to summon your spider friends from other universes:

Vampire Spider, Ghost Spider, T-Rex Spider, Electric Spider, and the very first and best Spider...

Looking at the enemy's darkened face, you find yourself, for once, missing that day:

"This story begins with Uncle Alfred, "

Note: Multiple playthrough endings, including BE, NE, and more. Lots and lots of relationship development, including family, friendship, and romance. The story will be written in second or third person, to be decided before it begins.

[Synopsis finalized on June 1, 2026, with a screenshot saved for the record]

Premise: With great power comes great responsibility.