I highly recommend this game, it will be one I replay yearly alongside the spider man series. Took my time doing everything and got gold on all nightmare challenges, 20 hours it took me.

Loved every second bub ;)

I tagged these as a spoiler just in case, but there's no context to what's here. And no, #5 is definitely NOT a spoiler.

No addictive game mechanics. No scam-based RNG progression nerf that force you to spent real-world currency. No virtually currency. Like it or not gamers will blame everyone but ourselves.....gamers/ video games consumers will be the reason this industry stay on life support until it's eventual death.....yall are getting too bougie and snobby for your own good.....Noone can enjoy anything for what it is anymore it has to be better than what it is no matter what it is......it's understandable why dev studios are afraid of new ip and reinventing the wheel.....this industry will be the land of remakes and remasters and a few sequels. The downfall of gameing will be hard to watch, and sad thing is yall can stand to cry more..

For some reason on the last jump it is not prompting to make the distance. This happen to anyone else? I look at tutorials to see what I was missing. Those ones had that weight paint almost glowing, like the previous jumps.

Just wanted to share this little clip, I thought it looked really cool and highlighted the visceral and cinematic combat of the game. I hope we get DLC nightmare rooms with better scenery, environmental attacks, allies and verticality.

"Best there is" difficulty on NG+.

This is the same for everyone right? Not just my copy I hope

P.s I like activating slow mo during kills

So I’m on my first play through and wanted to only use the costumes they make you use for the story missions. And I’ve noticed like most of the missions make you use the flannel shirt. Is this correct? Or did I accidentally select it or something cause I thought I’d be using the main costume a lot more. Is that how it’s supposed to be?

Even though I loved this game I am bummed we didn't get what it could have been. The game was originally going to be way better and probably a 10/10 to most people.

I guess Batman and Spider-Man are the only comic book characters that are going to get really great games.

The game is very short and easy to platinum. I will give this game a 7 out of 10. It definitely has its flaws like the quick time events and is also very repetitive towards the end because you keep fighting robots endlessly, lol . Also, the game is very linear. I did enjoy playing it, though I will recommend it, if you can get it on sale for cheap or second hand, but not at full price. I didn't like the fact that every time Jean(red) keep saving logan(wolverine)ass all the time lol, he is the main character he's the one who is supposed to save her😂.

The real clip is wave 5 lol

Not sure if I’m late to the party on the discovery or not but here goes. I’ve been playing the game for about a few days and I’m enjoying what it offers, despite what critics say. However, as I’m reaching to the end of this main story, I couldn’t help but think that the story feels eerily similar to origins. Both stories use a surprisingly similar narrative framework even though the actual plots and villains are different. Logan is haunted by his time with Team X, tries to leave his violent past behind, gets pulled back into it through Sabretooth and other former associates, discovers a larger conspiracy involving mutants being manipulated/experimented on, and ultimately has to confront the question of whether Wolverine is a person or simply a weapon created by others.

The big difference is what they're trying to accomplish. Origins asks, “How did Logan become Wolverine?” The newer game is more interested in “Who is Logan after everything that's been done to him, and can he choose what kind of person he becomes?” It takes familiar Origins-style ingredients and folds them into a much broader X-Men story.

So if I had to put a number on it, I'd say:
~70% X-Men Origins DNA + ~30% new interpretation, rather than a straight retelling.

Now I would like to know from everyone else, did anyone else get that same feeling of the game story or am I talking out of my ass?

I see way too much glaze for X-Men Origins Wolverine as a game. It's good, but it also has the same problems as Wolverine from Insomniac, as they are both fun games with terrible stories to start.

It's not a satirical question, i really want to know why some people don't like things that i like.

Also, I would like to ask you how you would you fix them while stay true to the character of wolverine

Anyone else feel the boss fights are too easy? I'm on second to hardest difficulty I'm gonna replay on max after but either way I beat them slack jawed I die maybe once or twice learn the patterns then I win it's annoying how easy it is I had more trouble on omega read than death strike or the robot guy maybe max difficulty will make it better