If there was a definition of average for games it would be this. Through my friend's recommendation of checking this out its nothing to write home about. The combat is nothing you haven't did already and the only thing to separate it is the climbing and moving of platforms for you to jump on with the rare puzzle. So it can get old. The music ain't my cup of tea. The 360/PS3 look of this game allows it to hold up well with the graphics. The only other redeeming part of this game would be the story but since the audio mixing on both the PS3 and PC version I tried the cutscenes were literally impossible to hear with no subtitles might I add. So I really got half of the experience of the game although didn't seem like I was missing much.

Really good action game, one of the best movie tie-ins made cuz they just made a really damn good product. Lots of gore, a really cool damage system, really fun skills to use, environmental kills, lots of badass animations, the game has everything. Hell, it has like 3 really great rival fights, too, it's genuinely amazing. Story is basically just a way to get you to the cool parts, but it's pretty worth it. So much enemy variety, too, and they all have their own ways of fighting that make it so you have to interact with them in completely different ways, and then they come in pretty big waves with usually 3 or more enemy types to keep the encounters interesting. It's great, highly recommend it to anyone who likes enjoying themselves and doing things that make them happy (aka everyone).

Rock Wins Wolverine - Uncaged Edition

Jogo pode ser bem divertido com o combate e o gore que é esperado pro Wolverine (alguns momentos acaba sendo meio brega mas levo em conta por jogo ser de 2009), porém cai em mesmice e uma falta de variedade de combate pq tudo leva a lutar com 1 a 4 Wendigo, quando joga o flashback dessa vez muda pra um re-skin do Wendigo que os dois são derrotado da mesma forma.

Bom pra jogar numa tarde só pra passar tempo.

nota: Toda vez que o Wolverine upa ele ganha uma regata nova.

A wonderful hack and slash game, I actually like the movie myself and this game is just awesome, Raven really did a great job after the likes of XML and MUA with this, also you can deck Hugh Jackman (likeness and voice both here) in the classic suit! Up until recently this was the closest we had to seeing him in the suit for a long time. I ended up unlocking all the suits, I'm not sure if that's a common thing for a playthrough or not but yeah. I like the lava monsters and while I wouldn't say it's my fav moment of the game the Gambit levels are pretty memorable for me.

They absolutely nailed the visceral, violently satisfying combat - this is the ultimate Wolverine experience in a video game as of this writing in 2024.

This has the pitfalls you would expect; some repetitive levels and sub-bosses, and ho-hum objectives - especially in the first half. But there's a lot of fun set pieces in the second half and overall you can tell they really tried to make this a rip-roaring campaign despite time and money constraints; with mostly great results!

[Steam Deck notes: some hoops need to be jumped through, but once up and running this is an excellent Deck game]

Goddamn this was a fun motherfucker. While I was playing through all those Spider-Man games, a few people in chat mentioned this game to me as a good game to play involving comicbook heroes. Yup they were right.

Combat is so satisfying. Love the dismemberment, love the impact that a lot of your moves have. It's so fucking fun just drilling and cutting and slicing into dudes. Definitely makes you feel like you're Wolverine. Lot of cool ways to kill enemies with the environment, too.

Most of the locales are cool, with the entire Senitnel area being my favorite part of the game, as a huge X-men fan. Wish there were more X-men peeps but I guess they were limited to whatever was in the movie. I haven't seen the movie, for whatever that's worth.

Some of the areas, basically all of Africa, I got so sick of by the 4th time going back there. That and the entire final chapter kinda sours my opinion of an otherwise amazing action game. A lot of the design choices are hard for me to criticize, like the final boss and Sabretooth's designs, because they were forced to tie it into the movie.

9/10. Essential action game.

Tenho saudade da era de jogos baseados em filmes. Por mais que a maioria deles fossem ruins, eventualmente apareciam pérolas como essa.

Esse jogo sem dúvidas é um dos melhores hack’n slashs do PS3 e ainda de quebra consegue ser mil vezes melhor que o filme.

Juego fino señores🗿🍷

This game has no need going as hard as it does. Its better than the movie in every aspect especially with its violence which unlike the movie its m-rated. The gameplay having lots of cool ways to dismember enemies is a lot of fun and the body horror looks awesome when Wolverine himself or enemies are damaged. Also the boss fights are really fun at first its just the same re-occurring mini bosses but towards the end u fight a bunch of actual bosses and they're all very different and enjoyable. My only real complaint is that I wish they gave more enemies health because after a while u can just kill most things easily without getting to combo them especially when u start to unlock moves and get more upgrades. Unless its like certain bosses u won't be able to do any like crazy insane DMC style combos on anything. Overall this is one of those games that is better than the movie its based off and it being a DMC and GOW style game and it actually working as well as it does. So if u really like those games and like Wolverine or Marvel id say this game is perfect for u cause outside of certain issues this is one of the best Marvel games of all time imo.

I’ve had this almost completely wiped off my memory since playing it for the first time years ago and it still holds up as a damn fun superhero game. Although it’s certainly not without its obvious but still unfortunate limitations. The story (if you can even call it that) is very superfluous with some rather bizarrely structured and paced flashback segments that always seem to interject at the most awkward times. The writing itself is also decidedly not the best (a residual byproduct of the utterly atrocious licensed material that the game is based on) as certain plot beats seemingly feel either too rushed or needlessly drawn out. However these quibbles really just allow those qualities that this game truly excels at to shine that much more. The animations are butter smooth and impactful, the level design is highly linear but it helps retain the game’s intended high octane pacing, and the hack and slash combat feels both immensely visceral and immediately satisfying, the game always providing you with a solid amount of unique enemy types and new abilities which keeps the moment to moment gameplay experience consistently fresh, thrilling, and addicting. The boss fights are quite fun too despite feeling very repetitive at points and not containing a great deal of mechanical depth or even requiring all that much skill to fight. The scripted action set pieces conversely are also very well utilized and they help add a ton of memorable flavor and variety to individual chapters. The occasional puzzles (while being rudimentarily simple to solve and mostly bereft of challenge) also get the job done pretty effectively. I certainly get why this game didn’t exactly set the world on fire when it released but i had an awesome time revisiting it nonetheless. If nothing else it has only galvanized my excitement for insomniac games upcoming Wolverine game.