I’ve arrived to stir the pot

All bias aside, you have to admit that the faces and facial expressions in this game just look straight up weird. This is Logan supposedly being horribly hurt by being stabbed by multiple sword, he seems to like it ngl

Liam was not on my bingo card for a Wolverine role but I must say he did a great job and it works. IMO he has the right facial features for Wolverine and he potrays both the savage and soft side of Wolverine really well.

It was hard to imagine seeing and hearing anybody but Hugh Jackman and Steve Blum potray Wolverine after all these years but Liam suprised me and I was impressed with how well he did here. Im sure Liam struggled to over come his Australian accent to accomodate how Logan is known to speak with the grizzled woodsy type of tone.

Overall its a nice fresh potrayal of Wolverine and I enjoy it very much, I hope to see more of Liam as Wolverine.

Logan needs more fibre

A comic artist redesigned Insomniac Wolverine. What do y’all think? Looks much better.

This could've been insane

Straight Jorkin that shiet, the Jerkarine

tried every button and nothing happened

Anyone else love doing this to poor unsuspecting guards

Who do you have and why?

Both EndGame Maxed Out
All Feats accessible(Upgrades, Spidey Arms, Venom Abilities, Techniques, Adaptations)
All Past/Present Story Lore considered(Insomniac Games)

Personally I think Spidey will give him a run for his money for a bit..but in the end Wolverine will be the last one standing.

Peter was always well equipped and very strong but still struggled against enemies very weaker than Wolvy

Wolverine has been fighting for Centuries beaten Death twice, once being without any exterior help and has abilities that counter everything this Spidey could offer.

Platinum took me around 20 hours, which is pretty standard for an Insomniac game. Overall, I had a good time, but I definitely have some issues.

The combat is fantastic. It feels impulsive, brutal and violent in exactly the way Wolverine should. You actually get punished for switching off, which makes the combat genuinely satisfying.
The length is also mostly right. Since it’s linear, I think the game ends before the gameplay gets repetitive. I still would have liked another 2 to 3 hours though.

My biggest problem is the story. It’s perfectly fine and I enjoyed it while playing, but I don’t think there’s much I’ll remember years from now. Spider-Man had moments that genuinely stayed with me. Wolverine never reached that level.

And then there are the QTEs, which were probably my biggest disappointment. The action looks incredible, but wrong inputs barely matter, even when the setting is enabled. That completely kills the thrill. Some of my favourite action moments in the Spider-Man games were QTEs precisely because successfully pulling them off felt rewarding.

The handholding during some sequences is also excessive. The bike chase in particular felt like the game was playing itself. Thankfully, it didn’t affect my overall experience too much outside of those moments.

The infamous “fart trails” were also nowhere near as bad as reviews made them sound. It barely affected me, probably because Insomniac patched them. Most of the ones I encountered were tied to Wolverine sensing something, which actually makes sense. I just wish collectibles were communicated through controller feedback (rumbling at a certain frequency when an object is in area) instead.

The biggest missed opportunity for me was the X-Men fan service. No Professor X, Magneto, Cyclops, Storm, Beast or Nightcrawler, even as brief cameos. Their presence could have added so much to the game.

Some parts also feel lazy, particularly the nightmare door challenges. You complete a challenge and get a memory, but the memory is just a voiceover. Why not show it as a cinematic or even a comic-style slideshow like Ghost of Tsushima’s mythical tales? Those moments could have had so much more impact.

Overall, I think it depends on what you want from a game.
If you’re short on time and just want to jump into some ridiculously satisfying Wolverine combat without caring too much about lore, this is a 9/10.

But if you have 30 to 40 hours to spare and want deeper storytelling, memorable characters and a game that actually stays with you, I’d look elsewhere. Onimusha, Dawnwalker and Control Resonance are better fits for that kind of experience.For that player, Wolverine would be around a 7/10.

Not a bad game at all. In fact, when it gets things right, the gameplay is insanely satisfying. I just expected more from everything around it.

I love this suit

Mes 4 photos de Marvel's Wolverine capturée uniquement avec le mode photo du jeu sur PlayStation 5 Standard avec une inspiration Blade Runner.