Marvel’s Wolverine is an action-adventure that follows Logan as he works to stop Bolivar Trask from abducting mutants while confronting the forgotten history that made him Wolverine. Play involves stalking and ambushing enemies before attacking with fast adamantium-claw strikes, lunges and brutal finishers. It stands out for turning Wolverine’s ferocity and resilience into an aggressively paced combat system, placing bloody close-quarters fighting within a tightly directed story about Logan’s struggle with his violent identity.
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Logan thought he had left his life as Wolverine behind, but must return to it when Bolivar Trask begins kidnapping mutants. His search for the mutants takes him through the Canadian wilderness, Tokyo and Madripoor as he works to uncover the truth behind his forgotten past. Play follows a largely linear series of missions and cinematic set pieces, alternating exploration and stalking with violent encounters where Logan can ambush enemies or overpower them directly.
As you progress, Logan develops new techniques and adaptations that offer different ways to stalk, ambush and overpower increasingly dangerous opponents. Combat encourages sustained engagement: maintaining momentum builds the Rage meter, making Wolverine increasingly destructive. This progression accompanies a globe-spanning story that gradually reveals more about Logan’s past and his relationships with other mutants.
This results in a game that combines a character-focused narrative with deliberately brutal, fast and linear action. It's a focused interpretation of Wolverine built around the tension between Logan’s desire to understand and control his violence and the exuberant attacks the player is encouraged to unleash.
