Marvel’s Wolverine gets new trailer, releases Fall 2026 on PS5

Sony Interactive Entertainment and developer Insomniac Games have showcased a new trailer for Marvel’s Wolverine and confirmed it will be released in Fall 2026 on PlayStation 5. 

The trailer for Marvel’s Wolverine is just under two minutes long. It showcases what the combat will look like, along with its stunning cinematics. Insomniac Games stated, “We are once again combining our superpowers to deliver an original take on a beloved character based on Marvel Comics”.

Wolverine also known as Logan, is played by actor Liam McIntyre, who taps into the rage, pain, and nuances of this character. 

Here is an overview of Wolverine via PlayStation Blog:

In this story, he is on the hunt to uncover the secrets of a dark past that keeps eluding him. Unfortunately, in this world, he’ll have to dig his claws deep to pull any shred of information that may lead to answers. Often, that means shredding into a relentless onslaught of enemies who aim to stop him by any means necessary. Fueled by unflinching resilience (and a rapid healing factor), Wolverine won’t go down easy if it means keeping the mission on task.

Logan is the quintessential reluctant hero – haunted by the consequences of unleashing the beast within. Once the claws come out, Wolverine doesn’t hold back: as a living weapon forged against his will, he’ll use razor-sharp adamantium to dispatch enemies and untamed berserker rage to build momentum on the battlefield. He’ll leave an impression on his foes with fast, fluid, and rapid attacks and techniques that’ll dismember or break anyone who gets in his way. Wolverine might be distant, but he isn’t afraid to get up-close and personal when it counts.

Insomniac Games aims to deliver the ultimate Wolverine fantasy that includes the studio’s fast, fluid, and ferocious combat, and more. It has been completely built from the ground up for PlayStation 5.

It remains to be known if it will be enhanced for PS5 Pro. 

Marvel’s Wolverine – Gameplay Trailer

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