Poor feral Peter didnt stand a chance...

Hi, I’d like to give this game a try. But is it true that the game only lasts around 20 hours? Is there really nothing left to do after that?

Are there any players here who have spent significantly more time in the game in a single playthrough, without New Game Plus? If so, what did you spend your time doing?

Feral Peter-vrine!

We also made one where Lois is Sinister but its hella cursed lol

Not saying it’s a 10/10, but I really enjoyed it. I played on the hardest difficulty on the 1st playthrough and found it challenging enough to not be frustrating. A lot of combat is parry/strike/drop a special, so not as deep as a FromSoft by any means, but still a good time. There were a few glitches with the final boss fight where they got “stuck” and wouldn’t move and a few other times where I had to restart from a recent save due to getting caught on something invisible but overall had a ton of fun playing. I am not a reader of the comics, so I don’t have an opinion with any lore, I just like games. I didn’t have an issue with having spent $70 on it but would recommend giving it a chance if you’re interested once it goes on sale.

Gonna play as Old Man Logan in the DLC.

Ok, I have finished the game on the difficulty Weapon and the story was quite enjoyable.
But I noticed throughout the gameplay that it was written strangely and gave me a strange feeling compared to other linear games.
The thing is that linear games usually still have more than enough content that make them viable to play. But I never felt like that in the game. Even during the best moments and I noticed now why.
All the great cool stuff is in the cutscenes. Like the Wolverine Run which I am still angry about…
The whole game is basically like a TV show but you get to fight yourself during fight scenes.
But there is never enough to make the game feel satisfactory as a game itself.
I mean the playable moments are usually so much the same outside of fights that you basically have nothing to do.
I mean the only moments I ever truly enjoyed myself were the boss battles and I also hated them because of how much interesting dialogue it had I couldn’t notice because I had to stay alive.
All QuickTime events were basically just cutscenes which tried to make you believe it was gameplay.
And most characters were just so shallow that I never got to care enough about them besides Leech. Leech was basically the sole character I cared about because we were only ever shown him as a center of attention. Jean is the other main character of the game, but you find barely anything out about her. Tyger and Raven were likable at first but Raven then really destroyed her character by knowingly working with Essex unlike the rest of team X.
Then there was the whole Apocalypse and Phoenix aspect which seemed so much more interesting than the whole story together but seems to be mostly ignored.

So my consens is that Wolverine is a great show, but sucks as a game. Mostly because the game doesn’t give you enough to do. I mean even the old games that came after the movies had more gameplay and things to do for the player than here where your targets are:
Reach the Target
Fight
Destroy the few carts
Gather the alcohol
Do the nightmare doors

Any the nightmare doors were the worst. They just took you out during the middle of a mission and had you do a random challenge. And they could have easily made them interesting by really integrating them as part of the story where Logan Memory tries to remember and has you do a challenge that is in theme with the overall mission but works as a backslash/ memory for Logan that also gives him certain skills.

But what do you think?

Ever since Insomniac revealed its Wolverine game, I’ve had serious doubts about whether this studio truly understands the characters it’s working with.

Wolverine doesn’t even feel like Wolverine from the comics or other media. He’s supposed to be a sarcastic, foul mouthed, short tempered lone wolf asshole with a heart of gold. Instead, he comes across as a generic nice guy who’s a team player and apologizes to people, lacking the attitude and personality that make Wolverine iconic.
The story also seems all over the place, with changes to established characters, their personalities, and their lore.

So, do you guys genuinely have faith in Insomniac to deliver future Marvel games featuring badass, gritty heroes like the Punisher, Daredevil, Ghost Rider, and Moon Knight? Especially telling darker stories.

If they can’t get Wolverine right, why should we trust them with characters who are even more violent, morally complicated, and uncompromising? I don’t want to see these characters watered down into generic, inoffensive superheroes who lack the brutality, edge, and personality that make them unique.

Tried to stay away from the reviews before playing, seen one or two being critical of it. In my opinion I enjoyed it very much, a fun game with a good story.

Is this skin rare ?

I just finished Wolverine, and tbh, it’s overhated. Yeah, it’s still not better than the Spider-Man games for me, but it’s still a solid game. I’d give it around a 7.5 to 8 out of 10.

One thing I wasn’t a big fan of was the reuse of maps. I didn’t mind that the game was linear instead of open-world, but it kept going back and forth to the same places. I think it would’ve been more interesting if the events took place in new areas, especially in New York, where we could’ve gotten a Spider-Man Easter egg.

Also, this is just my personal opinion, but I hated the Logan and Jean romance. I’m really tired of that trope being pushed. It would’ve also been nice if the claws were more unique.

Besides that, I thought the combat was great, and the side missions were pretty good too. I don’t really understand why some people thoughts the game was spoon-feeding us. Maybe it’s because I played on the highest difficulty, but some battles actually took me a while to complete, especially the final boss.

Overall, the game is pretty solid, and I’d definitely recommend it.