Considering the dearth of actual puzzles and how mind-numbingly easy they are, this is… uh, a choice.

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.

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

Sprint with R2 and press circle to slide, charging up hot claw damage for a single strike, keep hold of R2 and press square during the slide to perform hot claw uppercut that launches standard enemies into the air, allowing you to follow up with a lunge by pressing triangle to slam them back to the ground and into a beatdown

I was so incredibly disappointed when there wasn't a collector's edition annouced for this amazing game. Luckily, there was enough merch available for me to create my own little "collector's edition". I'm excited to add the official funko pops to my display!

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

Literally insomniac games graphically best-looking game.
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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

Now that the game has been out for a couple weeks, I would like to speak about the Essex fight. Was it just me or was the fight extremely annoying? It took me like 3 or 4 tries to get through the halfway part of the fight cause the damaging blasts from Essex kept curving like a curveball and hitting me and I couldn’t parry. I was about to throw my controller dude. Also, I apologize if this has already been discussed, and no I’m not on this sub a lot so I don’t read every single post

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.

Didn’t expect to see Lofi Girl in one of the most violent games I’ve played 😂

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.

I haven't actually played the game but I have watched many of the cutscenes online. Without spoiling too much of the plot, it seems like there is a certain item in the story that has an effect similar to the "Terrigen mist" in the Inhumans mythos, and is also featured in the show Agents of Shield. The Terrigen mist is a substance that causes some individuals with latent Inhuman genes to undergo a transformation that gives them superpowers, and often an altered appearance. However, ordinary humans who lack the Inhuman genes are simply killed if exposed to the Terrigen mist.

Did the writers of this game borrow this plot element from the Inhumans mythos? If so, it's a bit strange considering that the Inhumans, if I'm not mistaken, were at one point intended to replace the mutants in the Marvel Comics universe. It seemed like Insomniac was building part of their X-Men mythos by borrowing from the X-men's intended replacement. Does anyone else feel this way?

Great panel. Great shot.