Marvel’s Wolverine Reviews Round-Up
Having trouble viewing the text? You can always read the original article here: Marvel’s Wolverine Reviews Round-UpInsomniac Games’ latest PlayStation game is almost out, and before you dig your claws in (heh), you might…

Having trouble viewing the text? You can always read the original article here: Marvel’s Wolverine Reviews Round-Up
Insomniac Games’ latest PlayStation game is almost out, and before you dig your claws in (heh), you might want to check out what the critics have to say about Marvel’s Wolverine first.
Set for release on September 15, Marvel’s Wolverine is Insomniac Games’ debut game starring Logan, and if all things align, this should be the start of another superhero franchise for the studio alongside Marvel’s Spider-Man.
RELATED Marvel's Wolverine Will Feature a Handful of Brief Sequences With "Exposed Buttocks" In Marvel's Spider-Man franchise, Insomniac Games didn't pull its punches when it came to depicting the webcrawler's ass-kicking abilities, though it refrained from showing blood or any graphical depiction of death and violence, which is understandable, given Spider-Man isn't really known to be a character that's bloodthirsty or very violent.Curious how it fared? Read on.
Marvel’s Wolverine Is Razor Sharp According to Critics
Open Critic
Metacritic
- Console Creatures – 8/10
- Giant Bomb – 2.5/5
- PlayStation Universe – 9/10
- GamingBolt – 100/100
- WCCftech 85/100
- Game Informer – 85/100
- ZGTD – 85/100
- Destructoid – 80/100
- GameReactor – 80/100
- Push Square – 80/100
- PlayStation LifeStyle -70/100
- The New York Times – 70/100
- GamesRadar – 3/5
- GameSpot – 6/10
- IGN – 6/10
- Eurogamer – 6/10
- VGC – 6/10
- Ahead of launch, the game’s suits and claws variants have leaked.
In other PlayStation news, the industry was rocked last night when Hideo Kojima announced that his Metal Gear spiritual successor, Physint, was switching homes from PlayStation to Xbox.
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