Tonies (Toniebox)

Tonieplay MARVEL: Spider-Man Neighborhood Hero Game

Tonieplay MARVEL: Spider-Man Neighborhood Hero Game - Main image
$17.49 $24.99 In stock

Category: Tonieplay Games

Iconic Marvel Super Villains are swarming the city and only the Spider-team can stop them. In this game, up to three players team up as Spider-Man, Ghost-Spider and Spin, to swing through the city and make strategic moves to catch and defeat each villain together. Webs up!

Tonieplay offers safe, screen-free gaming with interactive games, quizzes, and adventures—no screens or ads. Designed for kids ages 3-9+, these experiences foster problem-solving, critical thinking, confidence, and self-belief. Kids can play solo or team up with family and friends for multiplayer fun and learning.

The games improve focus, enhance listening skills, and boost hand-eye coordination. Through engaging content, kids also develop decision-making skills and self-efficacy, empowering them to set and achieve goals—all while having fun.

HOW TO PLAY:
Objective: Swing across New York City to defeat Super Villains and save the day!

  • Setup: Choose 2–3 heroes (Spider-Man, Ghost-Spider, or Spin) and place them at the Spidey Safehouse. Play solo or with friends.

  • Move: Turn the Controller to the Dice icon and press to roll. Move your hero the full amount, or stop early at any location. Note: Heroes cannot share the same space.

  • Action: When you reach a point of interest, turn the Controller to the Matching icon and press to start the challenge.

  • Next Turn: Once finished, turn the Controller to the Arrow icon and press to pass the turn to the next player.

*Toniebox 2 and Tonieplay Controller required to play - sold separately. Tonieplay only compatible with Toniebox 2.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Sebastian S. ★★★★★

Three-player co-op actually works well here — my son, daughter, and I each grabbed a hero and swung through the city together without anyone feeling left out. The villain swarm keeps things fast-paced, and it’s great to see them all teaming up instead of fighting over a single character.

Benjamin B. ★★★★★

My kids fought over who got to be Ghost-Spider for a solid five minutes before we even started, but once we teamed up and started swinging through the city, the co-op clicked perfectly. The way the game makes you work together to take down the villains is way more fun than I expected for a tabletop

Eli G. ★★★★★

The co-op mode is perfect for my two nephews and me—we each picked a different Spider-character and swung through the city together without any arguing over who got to play. The villain swarming theme keeps them engaged for a full round, and I love that it's genuinely team-based rather than competit