Marvel's Wolverine gets a brutal 4-minute trailer with everything you need to see

Marvel's Wolverine arrives exclusively on PS5 on September 15, 2026, and Sony just dropped a four-minute feature trailer that lays out the full package. Insomniac Games is pitching Logan as a far more violent hero than Spider-Man — the studio's previous benchmark — and this video makes that case in detail. If you're deciding whether to pre-order, this is the clearest look yet at what you're actually buying.

The voice behind the claws

The trailer is narrated by Liam McIntyre, best known for playing Spartacus in the Starz series, who also voices Logan in the game. His casting gives the marketing a grittier, more character-driven feel than a straight gameplay reel. It's a deliberate signal: this is a story-first action game, not just a combat showcase.

What the game actually offers

The trailer runs through a substantial list of confirmed mechanics. Combat is bloody and deliberate — dismemberment is present by default but can be switched off in accessibility settings, which also cover other violent effects. Stealth features alongside the brawling, so expect sections where you're hunting from the shadows rather than charging in.

Wolverine unlocks more than ten unique abilities over the course of the game, and a three-tier rage meter makes attacks progressively deadlier as it fills. Locations span Canada, Tokyo, the island of Madripoor, the Telembeng jungle, and more. The story promises dramatic twists and a cast of recognizable Marvel characters alongside Logan's internal conflict.

At launch, the game ships with New Game+ — letting you restart on higher difficulty with exclusive abilities — plus a photo mode and a full suite of accessibility options. Hidden secrets are scattered throughout each location, which should keep completionists busy well past the credits.

Pricing and availability

The standard edition is priced at £69.99 in the UK and $69.99 in the US, with a Digital Deluxe edition at £79.99 / $79.99 — confirmed via Currys UK. A Limited Edition PS5 Digital Edition bundle in "Battle Yellow" costs £569.99 in the UK and $649.99 in the US, and is available for pre-order now through PlayStation Direct and select retailers. PS5 Pro owners get PSSR support at launch, per PlayStation.

No PC or Xbox version has been announced. The review embargo lifts September 4, giving you nearly two weeks of critic opinion before launch day.