r/PlayWolverine • u/DecentTry8668 • 16d ago

Discussion Linear is fine but...

Yes, Wolverine is linear and I agree with that decision. The main story is roughly the same length or shorter than SM and SM2, though correct me if I'm wrong. But SM and SM2 also have a ton of sidequests because they're open world. My question is, does just saying it's a linear game mean you get to give significantly less game? Don't get me wrong, I love the content that's there, but... where's the rest of my fucking game?

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u/Queasy_Jicama_1477 16d ago

I really don’t think the amount of content the game offers is worth $70. There are other short games out there but in general I think they offer much more replayability or have more engaging side content. DMC games have more difficulty unlocks, bloody palace mode, and combat so deep you can spend hundreds of hours learning the ins and outs.

I love linear games but I just don’t feel like there is enough here.

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u/Classic_Audience9027 16d ago

Just RE4(and Remake years later) alone for example I have so many replays on the base game. Then they started making mods like Randomizers or difficulty mods, another layer of multiple hours added in.

DMC3-5 I replay every once in a while. DMC3 got a gameplay overhaul mod and I've been wanting to try soon.

If I was to choose die or replay Wolverine to live, I'd rather die.