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Marvel's Wolverine delivers brutal combat, a strong emotional story, excellent performances, and memorable set pieces. Some stealth and enemy variety issues...
"Before setting out on revenge, first dig ten graves. Saves time later."
With a strong development pedigree and ambitious plans for a future franchise, can this new IP live up to its lofty goals? Our 'The Blood of Dawnwalker' review.
Insomniac’s latest is a visual stunner, but the gameplay doesn’t measure up…
Marvel's Wolverine is a surprisingly average game let down by basic combat, a messy story and the whelming feeling it could have all been a lot better
Sporting a level of polish that could put the sheen on Wolverine's adamantium death-dealers to shame, Sony and Insomniac's latest is another exceedingly pretty, single-player, story-driven epic that doesn't skimp on the production values. Supported by visceral, varied, and extremely violent melee combat, this set-piece-packed, cinema-rivaling spectacle puts you behind the claws – and mutton chops – of the fan-favorite superhero like never before. Soaking its stunning environments in buckets of blood never gets old, but the fighting mechanics do suffer from a lack of meaningful depth, while the lengthy, linear-to-a-fault campaign could benefit from more engaging optional activities and opportunities to explore.