Marvel's Wolverine review: Brutal combat, epic story, light on extras

Insomniac Games' Marvel's Wolverine delivers brutal combat and a strong story, but its linear level design and lack of side content hold it back from perfection. The game launches exclusively on PS5 on September 15. The game features satisfying, visceral fights with multiple difficulty options)Skip to main content. Liam McIntyre stars as Wolverine, with strong performances from Krizia Bajos as Jean Grey and Troy Baker as Nathaniel Essex. The narrative keeps players guessing with potential enemies like Sabretooth and Mystique as allies. The main criticism is the lack of depth outside missions, with only collectibles and repetitive "Nightmare Doors" memory challenges. The skill tree is easily completed before the end, and the game feels like an easy Platinum trophy. Despite this, the epic story, top-tier graphics, and score make it a fun experience.