Wolverine Game Reviews Break Insomniac’s Marvel Streak With Lowest Metacritic Score Yet
- Marvel's Wolverine has become the lowest-rated title from PlayStation Studios in the console's six years, currently holding a 77 Metascore.
- With 106 reviews, the game sits well below the 94 Metascore held by God of War: Ragnarok, illustrating Sony's exceptionally high standard for in-house productions.
- YouTube critic Ralph Panebianco labeled the design "obnoxious," while Polygon's Giovanni Colantonio called it "the biggest disappointment of the PS5 era."
- Eurogamer's Chris Tapsell praised Logan's characterization as "openly vulnerable, emotive, apologetic, kind," though many reviewers argue the $70 price tag is difficult to justify.
- The title launches exclusively on PS5 on September 15, serving as a structural throwback to linear action games that some critics feel struggles to modernize.
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Wolverine Game Reviews Break Insomniac’s Marvel Streak With Lowest Metacritic Score Yet
Photo Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment Marvel’s Wolverine on PS5 has debuted with the lowest score for a Marvel title developed by Insomniac Games since Spider-Man. The game was first announced in 2021 and is scheduled to release next week exclusively on the console. At the time of writing, Marvel’s Wolverine has scored a 77 on Metacritic. In comparison, Insomniac’s previous Marvel games all scored well above. The only Marvel game that got…
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