After years of anticipation, Marvel's Wolverine finally has a launch window: Fall 2026. In true Logan fashion, the announcement cuts right to the chase—with a brand-new trailer, fresh cover art, and the promise of a no-holds-barred superhero experience exclusive to PlayStation 5.
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Developed by Insomniac Games—the studio behind the critically acclaimed Marvel's Spider-Man franchise—Marvel's Wolverine offers a bold, original take on the iconic mutant. This isn't the polished hero in tights. This is Logan: volatile, brutal, haunted by his past, and ready to rip through anything standing in his way.
Actor Liam McIntyre steps into the role of Wolverine, channelling the feral rage and emotional complexity fans expect from the character. The story follows Logan as he digs into the mysteries of a dark past that refuses to stay buried. To find answers, he'll have to fight—hard—and the enemies won't make it easy. The Reavers, Omega Red, and even the shape-shifting Mystique are just a few of the names that will cross his bloody path.
When Wolverine fights, it's not clean—and Insomniac isn't shying away from that. Expect fast, fluid, and ferocious combat that leans hard into Logan's animalistic edge. Dismemberment, broken bones, and berserker rampages are front and centre. Wolverine doesn't fight fair—he fights to survive.
Combat is designed around his signature adamantium claws, rapid healing factor, and overwhelming close-range aggression. It's built to feel like a power fantasy, but one grounded in pain, loss, and sheer will.
From the neon-lit streets of Tokyo to the icy wilderness of Canada and the lawless island of Madripoor, Marvel's Wolverine spans the globe in its quest to uncover Logan's past. These locations aren't just set dressing—they're brutal battlegrounds, each teeming with enemies, danger, and secrets.
And the end of the trailer hints at something big—something purple and robotic. X-Men fans know exactly what that could mean.
Designed from the ground up for PlayStation 5, Wolverine leverages Insomniac's technology to deliver cinematic set pieces, destructible environments, and accessibility features that ensure the experience resonates with all players.
The game also features descriptive audio in its trailer. This small but meaningful addition reflects the studio's broader commitment to inclusive storytelling.
Logan isn't a symbol. He's not out to inspire. He's out for answers—and sometimes, revenge. He's messy, violent, and reluctant. But beneath the claws and the carnage is a story about identity, trauma, and the cost of survival. This is what makes Marvel's Wolverine more than just another superhero game.
Insomniac says it best: "We aim to deliver the ultimate Wolverine fantasy... tapping into his signature spin on heroism, which is much darker and more brutal than you might expect."
Marvel's Wolverine launches exclusively on PlayStation 5 in Fall 2026. Expect more details in Spring 2026, but for now, one thing's clear: Logan is back—and he's not here to play nice.
**#WolverinePS5**
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Wolverine, Reimagined
Developed by Insomniac Games—the studio behind the critically acclaimed Marvel's Spider-Man franchise—Marvel's Wolverine offers a bold, original take on the iconic mutant. This isn't the polished hero in tights. This is Logan: volatile, brutal, haunted by his past, and ready to rip through anything standing in his way.
Actor Liam McIntyre steps into the role of Wolverine, channelling the feral rage and emotional complexity fans expect from the character. The story follows Logan as he digs into the mysteries of a dark past that refuses to stay buried. To find answers, he'll have to fight—hard—and the enemies won't make it easy. The Reavers, Omega Red, and even the shape-shifting Mystique are just a few of the names that will cross his bloody path.
Combat That Cuts Deep
When Wolverine fights, it's not clean—and Insomniac isn't shying away from that. Expect fast, fluid, and ferocious combat that leans hard into Logan's animalistic edge. Dismemberment, broken bones, and berserker rampages are front and centre. Wolverine doesn't fight fair—he fights to survive.
Combat is designed around his signature adamantium claws, rapid healing factor, and overwhelming close-range aggression. It's built to feel like a power fantasy, but one grounded in pain, loss, and sheer will.
A Global, Gritty Thriller
From the neon-lit streets of Tokyo to the icy wilderness of Canada and the lawless island of Madripoor, Marvel's Wolverine spans the globe in its quest to uncover Logan's past. These locations aren't just set dressing—they're brutal battlegrounds, each teeming with enemies, danger, and secrets.
And the end of the trailer hints at something big—something purple and robotic. X-Men fans know exactly what that could mean.
Built for PS5, Driven by Story
Designed from the ground up for PlayStation 5, Wolverine leverages Insomniac's technology to deliver cinematic set pieces, destructible environments, and accessibility features that ensure the experience resonates with all players.
The game also features descriptive audio in its trailer. This small but meaningful addition reflects the studio's broader commitment to inclusive storytelling.
Not Your Average Hero
Logan isn't a symbol. He's not out to inspire. He's out for answers—and sometimes, revenge. He's messy, violent, and reluctant. But beneath the claws and the carnage is a story about identity, trauma, and the cost of survival. This is what makes Marvel's Wolverine more than just another superhero game.
Insomniac says it best: "We aim to deliver the ultimate Wolverine fantasy... tapping into his signature spin on heroism, which is much darker and more brutal than you might expect."
Coming Fall 2026
Marvel's Wolverine launches exclusively on PlayStation 5 in Fall 2026. Expect more details in Spring 2026, but for now, one thing's clear: Logan is back—and he's not here to play nice.
**#WolverinePS5**