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Wolverine Returns: Bloodier, Linear and Brutal

Insomniac’s latest is a reminder that sometimes, simpler is better in the noisy world of video games.

Marvel’s Wolverine on the PS5 is a throwback to classic action game design, eschewing the open-world chaos for linear, intense combat that would make even Logan proud. With a focus on brutal, high-stakes battles and over-the-top set-pieces, it’s a game that keeps you on the edge of your seat. But its adherence to a more straightforward approach also means that some of the exploration is lacklustre, and the story, despite promising moments, can be forgettable. Still, it’s a refreshing change in an era of ever-expanding game worlds.


From leaping through the skies of Tokyo to fighting iconic villains, Wolverine is all about the action. The game’s aggressive combat system and the player’s increasing rage level make for a thrilling experience, but the story feels generic at times, especially for those familiar with the X-Men universe. Collectibles and new outfits are there, but they often detract from the game’s grim tone.


Despite these shortcomings, Wolverine is a notable release, showcasing Insomniac’s skill in crafting intense action sequences. It’s a game that will appeal to fans of the character and those looking for a return to the old-school action gaming days. With so many other titles vying for attention, Wolverine stands out with its brutal, straightforward approach.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/games/992937/wolverine-review-ps5
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