Marvel's Wolverine
The legendary Logan is landing
From the makers of the iconic Spider-Man video games comes Wolverine, one of this year's most anticipated releases. A stand-alone game in the universe, it promises fans a narrative based on their fave mutant alongside gameplay that feels fresh and natural (if you've also crushed out hours on the other two Insomniac games). It's set to release on September 15, 2026, so it's the perfect time to get familiar with all things Wolverine.
In the Marvel Gaming Universe
Before making Wolverine, Insomniac and Sony Interactive gave us some of this generation's best-selling (and record breaking) games with Spider-Man (2018), Spider-Man: Miles Morales (2020) and Spider-Man 2 (2023). Here's a few quick bites about them before we get into the thick of Wolverine.
Spider-Man (2018)
The game that started it all. Spider-Man hit the market hard, out-selling God of War in the first three days of release, garnering record sales for Sony, accolades from numerous critics, and being nominated for over 70 categories across various gaming award shows, winning 11 of those awards from 2017 to 2019. It is still referenced as one of the best superhero games of all time.
Spider-Man: Miles Morales (2020)
4 years later, Insomniac and Sony gave us Spider-Man: Miles Morales, a sequel to continue the story and introduce a second Spidey to the game: Miles Morales. Though reviews weren't as strong as the OG title, it was still highly reviewed and generally favorable. It garnered over 20 game award nominations and won 4 of those, proving it a strong successor.
Spider-Man 2 (2023)
Spider-Man 2, the third installation of the series, graced PlayStation 5 users in 2023, with PC gamers joining along in 2025. The game has over 60 award show nominations, winning 14 of those categories, and making it the most nominated and winningest game of the series so far.

Location, Location, Location
Gameplay spans around the globe, confirming that Logan will traverse Madripoor, the great Canadian wilderness, and Tokyo.
Mutants & Mayhem
Main Character Energy
We'll see many factions and enemies throughout the game, so here's a recap of the main voice cast and characters to get started.
Logan / Wolverine
Played by Liam McIntyre, who you've seen on The Flash as Weather Wizard, heard in games like Gears of War and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, or in animation including the Justice League movies and The Mighty Nein. He plays Logan / Wolverine, the titular character previously played in various media by actors like Hugh Jackman and Cal Dodd.
Jean Grey
Krizia Bajos plays Jean Grey, Logan's love interest (though she's mainly known to be in a relationship with Cyclops) and a fellow mutant / X-Men member. Also known as Phoenix due to her relationship with the Phoenix Force, Jean has psionic abilities and is an "Omega-level" mutant, meaning she is potentially one of the most powerful mutants. You may know Krizia as Elena from Barry, Camilla Vazquez in the Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Spider-Man 2 games, and more.
Victor Creed / Sabretooth
Brett Gipson is Victor Creed / Sabretooth, aka Logan's archenemy and fellow mutant with similar abilities due to the Weapon X program (in the most common versions), essentially a dark(er) version of Logan. In the movies, we know him as Logan's brother, played by Tyler Mane and Liev Schreiber. But, with the various origin stories to pull from, we may have a different relation seen in this game. You may know Brett's voice as Hopper from Stranger Things: Tales from '85.
Raven Darkhölme / Mystique
Nicole Pacent is Mystique, a fan fave mutant previously played by the likes of Rebecca Romijn and Jennifer Lawrence in the live-action movies. Mystique is known to be both an antihero and a supervillain, closely associated with Sabretooth, so we're looking forward to see which side of her plays into the story here. You've seen Nicole before as Rebecca Wilson in Criminal Minds, Aster in Anyone But Me, and much more.
Team X
Mutants are not known to mainstream society in this timeline, and those who fear mutants hunt them viscously. Enter Team X: a mutant task force that Wolverine re-joins this group after a three-year hiatus in the attempt to protect their own.

The Baddies
Many foes will face Wolverine and Team X. Which one are you excited to pick a fight with?
Trask Industries
The villainous company named after inventor Bolivar Trask, the man behind the Sentinels robots who hunt mutants. We're set to see some sentinels in action, creating a deadly force for Wolverine and allies to take on. You've seen these sentinels many times throughout X-Men media, especially in Days of Future Past as the main threat.
Callisto
Played by Debra Wilson, Callisto is a mutant also known as White Knight and leader of a underground mutant group called the Morlocks. You may known Debra from Batman: The Enemy Within, X-Men '97, The Legend of Vox Machina, and much more.
Yuriko Oyama / Lady Deathstrike
Played by Jolean Kim, Lady Deathstrike is a supervillain with adamantium and cybernetically enhanced augmentations. Her father created the adamantium-bonding process that gave Wolverine and many others their mutant abilities. We'll be seeing many of these adamantium-based mutants fighting in this game.
Reavers
Wolverine and Jean grey will be on the hunt for these cybernetically-enhanced mercenaries. They're known to be associated with Lady Deathstrike, who we know will be appearing in the game, so there will be some epic fights there to ensue.

OFFICIAL TRAILERS

Wolverine Gameplay Trailer
The OG gameplay trailer, showing the brutality and vision of the story.

Extended Gameplay Trailer
Debuting at the 2026 Summer Game Fest showcase, PlayStation gave us almost ten minutes of preview gameplay. Check out the carnage in all its high-res glory.

Ain't No Hero Trailer
With only two month before the game drops, we're given even more to speculate with, including a preview of Lady Deathstrike. Check it all out and get amped for one last month before we can get our hands on the game ourselves.











