Four years after a mystery teaser in a dank Madripoor pub, Insomniac Games revealed Marvel’s Wolverine at the PlayStation State of Play. The unveiling included an autumn 2026 release date for the PS5 exclusive and a teaser that goes down to the point: this is a game about a man who heals quickly enough to keep fighting.
Logan is voiced by Liam McIntyre, who has a voice full of old scars and new anger. Logan’s never-ending search for pieces of a forgotten history takes him through dark alleys and cold environments. Madripoor is the starting point, with a neon underbelly full of betrayal and backroom deals. From there he heads north to Canada’s frozen arctic, where every crunch of snow underfoot is amplified, and east to Tokyo’s crowded streets.
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Combat in Wolverine builds on the foundation of Spider-Man but trades in the web-slinging for up close and personal brutality. Claws snap out with a metallic snikt and then combos that break bones and sever limbs in sprays of red. Enemies don’t fall smoothly; they fight back with desperation, their attacks powerful enough to stun even a man who regenerates in the middle of combat. Logan becomes a force of nature in Berserker mode, evolving from measured strikes to something primal.
Villains swarm the screen like old grudges, with the Reavers lead the charge, a group of cybernetically enhanced fanatics who hate mutants with a passion that borders on madness. Led by the cunning Donald Pierce in the comics, these modified warriors come at him with blades and guns, their bodies altered for one purpose: to kill threats like Logan.
Mystique slides through the many worlds, her blue skin blazing as she drops a disguise within a Reaver stronghold. Friend today, knife in the back tomorrow—her loyalties are as changeable as smoke, so any alliance is a risk. The trailer builds to a climax with a big Sentinel, just one of the many machines that have haunted X-Men stories for decades, with scanners that see through disguises and fists that punch through fortifications.
