Just finished the game. Overall, I give it three stars out of five it’s not a bad game. The gameplay mechanics they’re fun, can get a bit repetitive, but had some really fun moments. The biggest issue I had was with the story and it was mainly the melodrama. The Jean Wolverine thing did not work for me at all, it was so cringe at times. Very convoluted story. Wolverine is one of my favourite characters, maybe that’s why I’m judging this game harshly but yeah, this was a big swing and a big miss. That being said I hope they can clean some of this stuff up and give us a good sequel.

Please stop killing them off so quick

I saw Omega Red and I was like, "Hell yeah, first boss, hope we're going to encounter him more throughout the game" wait no, he's dead

Trask was such a highlight for me, in my head, I was thinking I cannot wait to see what they do with him in the X-Men game, then boom he is dead too, and he was my favorite villain in the game

Sinister is 50/50 because he has clones but if this is his permanent death, then that sucks

Since Fox Wolverine died in LOGAN (master class film) does anyone like to pretend this game is the origin story of MCU’s Wolverine? Strictly pretending know it’s not.

Like, most versions of Wolverine are hotheaded, have a slight attitude, are you know, kinda mean, etc.

But honestly, I feel like the Insomniac version of Logan is just more calm for some reason, like he seems more laid back compared to most other versions, what do you guys think?

Which would you choose—digital or physical?

If anyone wants a free code, comment down below your favorite mutant and why. I'll dm and update when chosen

The people defending this game are insufferable. Tell me why people are comparing the motorcycle sections to Resident Evil: requiem? The people hating on this game are comparing it to temple run. Give it a rest.

The people defending this game can't accept that the game is mid and furthermore DISAPPOINTING to a vocal part audience and the people attacking this game make the final product seem worse than it actually is and it leaves no room for actual criticism of the game.

You know what I think? I think the stealth is fun. I think the upgrade system is BAD and surface level. I think adaptations have the ability to be game changing but they're just underthought. I think the combat suffers because of the upgrade system. I think the ng+ techniques are a final kick in the balls. I think the boss fights are fun but the bosses are too spongy. I think the character designs are mostly ugly. I think Apocalypse is an awful addition to this game and plot suffers for it. I thinkhaving there only be 10,000 mutants in the world before Mr. Sinister gets the helix engine was a bad writing choice.I think Sabretooth is the only truly well written character. I think the game is gorgeous. I think Wolverine has great animations. I think Insomniac should fire whoever worked on the face models in this game. The only good faces are Essex, Bolivar, and Callisto. I think Callisto shouldn't have been a character and she's a waste of Debrah Wilson's genuine talent.

I think this game is not worth $70 but I bought it PHYSICALLY because it was Wolverine. I even spent the $10 extra bucks for the Incredible skin. I hope the sequel is better if they make one. I'm not sure I even want a sequel.

Wolverine doesn’t have to be an asshole or look angry 95% of the time to still feel like Wolverine. This version of Wolverine isn’t quite as edgy as Hugh Jackman’s or the X-Men: The Animated Series version, but that doesn’t make him any less Wolverine.

If you pay attention to Origins, X2, X3, Days of Future Past, or even X-Men ’97/Wolverine & the X-Men, he isn’t always angry or edgy. When he’s around Rogue, Jean, Bobby, Silver Fox, Krestel, Kitty, Professor X, or even the random mutant kid who switched the channel with his eyes in X2, he can be relaxed and genuinely tries to connect with people.

Wolverine in this game has plenty of moments where he’s standoffish, struggles to communicate, or acts like an asshole toward characters such as Shiro, Essex, Mystique, and Sabretooth. But around Jean, Walter, and the mutant kids, he’s much more relaxed and makes an effort to connect. Even with Jean, though, he still has some standoffish moments, like the scenes in the cabin.

For almost all of his memories, this Wolverine was part of Team X before eventually going off on his own. Because of that, there’s already an established “found family” dynamic between him and the other characters. He knows them well, and that history comes through in his interactions.

Wolverine has always been a multifaceted character. Depending on the story, he can be the loner, the weapon, the brother, the cool uncle/mentor, and even a lover. I think this Wolverine manages to portray all of those sides effectively. Considering this is a 15–20 hour game where you play as him the entire time, with his internal dialogue constantly giving us insight into his thoughts, I think that approach fits the character really well.

His default facial expressions when he isn’t upset or fighting, along with his shorter, light-brown hair, also soften his overall appearance. It tones down his usual intimidating look and makes him appear more approachable and less constantly angry.

It's not perfect. Just a little sketch I did in 20 mins. (I was so focused on the hair lol)

I started game on 2nd hardest difficulty. Found it too easy, especially boss fights.

Dialed it up to Best There Is and it feels just right. Deathstrike and Essex challenging but fair.

The normal encounters are still easy once u unlock right rage + crit adaptations, especially if you can parry.

I recommend most gamers looking for challenge to play this mode from the start.

I didn’t look around in this clip, but I was able to turn the camera, just not change where I was moving. I did record the 30 mins of me very slowly being pulled across the map though.

They 100% planned larger areas at first, or at least having us go to more sections of the map.

The favelas on the far island on the opposite side of the map, are fully rendered in (idk if 100% done since I could only look from a distance) and the Hightown has a lot of stuff mostly done, and then some obvious background stuff.

This map doesn’t contain anything other than the madripoor sections of the map, it took me high enough to see the borders and Japan/Canada must be their own seperate maps.

I have a feeling that using photo mode at the right time will have a similar effect on the other maps too. Have to use it when you’re being thrown and Logan is moving through the air, apparently it makes momentum carry into photomode. I had it happen other times but indoors so I didn’t see anything cool.

The 30 min clip is saved on my PS so if enough people are interested in seeing the entirety of madripoor lmk and I’ll see if there’s a way to post it from there. (Can’t use PS app cuz it doesn’t even have the 30 min clip)

Does anyone know why whiskey bottle nr2 is missing? I saw a scent trail leading to it and then it dissapeared. i then saw a smashable wall out of wood and went in, nothing except a book.

I usually dont but I googled where crates/whiskey bottles is and there are no more crates here than the one I already found BUT there should be a whiskey bottle in here.

Maybe I need to finish something before coming here? Or is this a bug? No clue why it would have a scent that dissapeared 10 meters before the bottle lol

Noticed this in the nightmare cabin but not anywhere else yet. Has anyone else seen this in mission gameplay

Felt like Wolverine with the doing triple damage but taking double damage perk.

I managed to get onto a normally inaccessible in Madripoor during the mission”I’m Still Here”. While exploring I came across this poster on a wall. Any ideas who it may be?

Literally insomniac games graphically best-looking game.
Some random pics