As the gaming world gears up for a massive end to 2026, one title is already generating serious buzz: Marvel's Wolverine. Slated to hit PlayStation 5 and PS5 Pro on September 15, this story-driven adventure from Insomniac Games has been on fans' radars since its initial announcement back in 2021. Now, with the release just around the corner, the studio has finally answered one of the most burning questions: how many outfits will Logan have?
In a recent exchange on X (formerly Twitter), Insomniac's Director of Community and Marketing, James Stevenson, confirmed that the base game will include 27 distinct suits for Wolverine. On top of that, players who pre-order the Digital Deluxe Edition will unlock five additional exclusive outfits, bringing the grand total to a whopping 32. That's a lot of costume variety for the clawed mutant, offering players plenty of ways to customize their experience as they slice through enemies.
This news is a testament to Insomniac's commitment to player choice, a hallmark of their previous superhero titles. The studio's Spider-Man games, for instance, were celebrated for their extensive suit collections, and it looks like Wolverine is following suit. With 32 outfits, players can mix and match to their heart's content, whether they prefer the classic yellow and blue or something more modern and gritty.
But the suits aren't the only thing to get excited about. Marvel's Wolverine promises a brutal, narrative-driven experience that will see Liam McIntyre step into the role of Logan, taking over from Hugh Jackman. The game will feature appearances from other iconic mutants like Jean Grey, Sabertooth, and Nathaniel Essex, and will pit Wolverine against the formidable Omega Red, who is shaping up to be one of the most dangerous threats in the game.
Insomniac has solidified its reputation as the go-to studio for superhero games, delivering three successful Spider-Man titles in just six years. With Marvel's Wolverine arriving less than three years after Spider-Man 2, the studio is showing no signs of slowing down. While this game won't tie directly into the X-Men universe, it's carving its own path within the Marvel gaming landscape.
For those eager to dive into the world of Wolverine, the 32 outfits offer a staggering array of possibilities. And just like in the Spider-Man games, there's always a chance that more suits could be added post-launch via updates. So, whether you're a completionist or just love a good costume change, Marvel's Wolverine is shaping up to be a must-play.
As we count down to September 15, stay tuned for more updates and coverage. In the meantime, if you're looking for other superhero content, check out our list of the most fun Marvel movies ever or dive into the latest on Wolverine's nightmare with four new clones. And for those who love a good power system, don't miss our ranking of the best power systems in video games.
