Marvel’s Wolverine puts you in the claws of Logan in a game developed by Insomniac Games. Throughout this original story, Logan must fight to protect mutants and humans alongside Team X–the same Team X he left three years prior to the game’s events. If you’re wondering whether to dip your toe into the latest installment, we’ve got all you need to know on how long Marvel’s Wolverine takes to beat, and the full mission list.
How long to beat Marvel’s Wolverine
Marvel’s Wolverine takes between 20 and 25 hours to fully complete, including finishing the main campaign, and finding all of the collectibles, Nightmare Trial Doors, and more.
However, it’s important to note that you will experience fluctuations on this estimate depending on the difficulty level you played at, or if you’re looking to complete all of the Trophies and Achievements. If you’re playing at a higher difficulty and seeking everything out, you can expect to take closer to 30 hours. On the other hand, if you’re playing on a lower difficulty and don’t care about finding collectibles, it could be completed in around 17 hours.
Marvel’s Wolverine full mission list
There are 30 main missions in Marvel’s Wolverine. These are only the missions in the story, and we’re not separating off different Nightmare Trials as different missions or levels. Here’s the full list of Marvel’s Wolverine missions. Be forewarned that the names of some of the later game missions could be considered spoiler-lite, so tread carefully.
- Back in Action
- A Debt Repaid
- Last Meal
- Homecoming
- The One That Got Away
- Raise Some Hell
- Strays
- Something Much Stronger
- Knock Knock
- Mutant Detected
- For Our Future
- One Last Mission
- Jetlag
- Get Angry
- Bad Blood
- In The Shadows
- Death Comes To Death
- We Were Wrong
- Hell Followed With Him
- Death’s Match
- Sinister Tidings
- Way Down Low
- Roll The Dice
- Field Test
- Red Right Hand
- Don’t Go Gentle
- I’m Still Here
- This Was The Dream
- No Coming Back
- Brave New World
Can you replay missions in Marvel’s Wolverine?
Yes, you can replay missions in Marvel’s Wolverine by interacting with the bed in the Nightmare Trials cabin. So don’t worry about missing any collectibles, or wanting to go back and open a Nightmare Trials door if you skipped it.
The game takes place across several different countries and sees Logan head to the likes of Canada, Japan, and more to complete his missions. If you’re wondering how best to approach the game, we’ve got some Marvel’s Wolverine tips you won’t want to miss.
