Marvel's Wolverine Reviews
Check out Marvel's Wolverine Review Scores from trusted Critics below. With 38 reviews on CriticDB, Marvel's Wolverine has a score of:
A brutal, heartfelt Wolverine adventure with superb combat, stellar performances, great pacing, and spectacular presentation.
Does Insomniac Games deliver a stunning superhero game on par or better than Marvel's Spider-Man, or is Marvel's Wolverine best forgotten?
Marvel's Wolverine is a bloody, brutal saga that stays sharp, plays beautifully, and keeps you hooked all the way to the end.
"Before setting out on revenge, first dig ten graves. Saves time later."
Marvel’s Wolverine has been one of my most anticipated games ever since Insomniac Games first revealed it. However, as excited as I was, I also had plenty of questions about whether the studio responsible for Marvel’s Spider-Man could successfully make the jump from Peter Parker and Miles Morales to a…
Marvel’s Wolverine delivers brutal combat, a strong Logan story, excellent performances, and tons of comic-inspired suits in another impressive Insomniac Marvel game.
Snickt! Marvel's Wolverine on PS5 is a vicious, wholly satisfying superhero effort that feels like a throwback in all the best ways. Read our Marvel's Wolverine PS5 review for the definitive lowdown.
Marvel's Wolverine shows that Insomniac Games is the best at what they do and what they do best is make incredible superhero games.
Review: With its impressive cinematic storytelling as well as fast-paced and rather brutal combat, Marvel's Wolverine is a must-play.
Marvel's Wolverine is filled with consistent action and brutality, telling a new Wolverine story that has plenty of excitement and emotion throughout.
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Marvel's Wolverine is a very different game from Insomniac's Spider-Man adaptations, but it shows the developer understands this hero, too.
Marvel's Wolverine (PlayStation 5) Review – 8.5/10: Insomniac once again captures what works about a famous comic book superhero, but that makes this is a very different game from the studio's prior releases in the genre. - Game Informer
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Marvel's Wolverine is a compelling superhero adventure, offering intense action and delightful character moments in equal measure.
Insomniac’s most violent game yet is a globe-trotting Wolverine adventure.
Marvel’s Wolverine Developer: Insomniac GamesPublisher: SonyPlatform: PlayStation 5 (Reviewed)Release Date: Available NowPrice: $69.99 USD – Available Here Overview When it comes to super hero games, there were many hit and miss titles throughout the years as they were generally tied into rushed movie tie-ins. In fact, the last time we saw a Wolverine game was […]
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.
If you're in the mood for an action-packed game ripped straight from a comic then here's the visceral and super-fun Marvel's Wolverine.
Marvel's Wolverine Review - A Mutated Adventure
Marvel's Wolverine is a brutal, bloody return to Insomniac Games' Marvel universe, and it does a great job of expanding the existing world and scope while telling a mature and exciting story.
Marvel's Wolverine Review - Insomniac's latest superhero PS5 exclusive is here, but does it exceed Spider-Man?
Marvel's Wolverine tackles the impossible task of bringing an unkillable killing machine to an interactive medium.
Marvel's Wolverine delivers brutal combat, a strong emotional story, excellent performances, and memorable set pieces. Some stealth and enemy variety issues...
Arguably the biggest PlayStation first party release of the year, is this one worth its weight in Adamantium? Our Marvel's Wolverine Review:
Marvel's Wolverine relies heavily on its combat system, sacrificing virtually all other gameplay elements for the sake of combat. This is enough to provide decent entertainment, but it also leaves the feeling that the game has a lot of unrealized potential.
Wolverine lets loose in Insomniac's latest Marvel Superhero adventure. The story is enjoyable if not overstuffed, and the combat gives out as much as you want to put into it, though I do wish the bosses were less spongey. Check out our review!
The makers of Marvel’s Spider-Man turn their hand to a very different kind of superhero, in a considerably more violent and less open world adventure.
Marvel's Wolverine puts players in Logan's shoes.
Wolverine subverts any and all expectations...for better and for worse.
Surprisingly not up to Sony's usual first-party standard, but still a fun and violent time.
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
Wolverine's characterisation is a bright spot in this otherwise underwhelming old-school romp that mostly reminds us how far action games have come. Our review.
Marvel's Wolverine's slick and satisfying combat wears thin well before its conclusion, so much so that even its strong character work can't quite save it from being anything more than okay.
Insomniac’s latest is a visual stunner, but the gameplay doesn’t measure up…
This is a turn-your-brain-off-and-go-for-a-ride spectacle that occasionally punches above its weight. That works to some extent, but Marvel’s Wolverine doesn’t live up to the creative standard Insomniac Games is known for, and Logan has never been known for playing it safe.