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Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Wolverine reimagines Logan as a heavier, emotionally vulnerable antihero in an original Earth-1048 world, with brutal combat, a new traversal system, memory-driven mind-cabin puzzles, and a lineup of iconic suits, all leading to a September 15 PS5 release.
After no Blade teaser at the Xbox Games Showcase 2026, insider Jeff Grubb hinted the Marvel's Blade game at Arkane Lyon may be canceled. The title was announced in 2023, reportedly reached full production in late 2024, and was pitched as a mature, single‑player action game set in Paris in collaboration with Marvel Games. If true, its cancellation would mark another setback for Arkane amid Xbox strategy changes under new leadership following Arkane Austin’s closure two years ago.
Insomniac Games drops new Marvel’s Wolverine footage highlighting Logan’s fast, brutal claw-based combat, stealth traversal, and a mature, emotionally nuanced story set for a Sept. 15 PS5 release. The dialog confirms a broad cast of Marvel characters (Jean Grey, Sabretooth, Omega Red, Mystique) while noting the X-Men aren’t an on-screen team in this world. Logan can die when his heart stops, but his healing factor enables revives via adrenaline, and accessibility options include a low-gore mode. The team emphasizes staying true to Wolverine’s core essence while delivering deep, strategic combat with environmental opportunities.
During Sony's State of Play, Insomniac revealed Marvel's Wolverine, an action-adventure where Logan fights Reavers with brutal claw combat, allies with Jean Grey, and features familiar X‑Men elements, with a September 15 PS5 release and pre-orders opening after the showcase.
Insomniac Games teased seven minutes of Marvel’s Wolverine footage at PlayStation’s State of Play, showcasing visceral claw combat, traversal and stealth, and a healing factor that can revive Logan mid‑fight; the story centers on Logan with cameos from Jean Grey, Sabretooth, Omega Red, and Mystique (not Deadpool) while keeping the X‑Men largely out of the plot. An accessibility option to turn off blood is offered, and the game—developed with Marvel Games—lands Sept. 15 on PS5.
Marvel's Deadpool VR is an upcoming exclusive action-adventure game for Meta's Quest 3 and Quest 3S, developed by Twisted Pixel Games in collaboration with Marvel, featuring over-the-top combat, parkour, and iconic Marvel villains, with Neil Patrick Harris voicing Deadpool. It marks Meta's third major VR release in three years and the second Marvel game on Quest headsets.
EA has confirmed it still has at least three Marvel games in development, including Motive's Iron Man, despite canceling its Black Panther game and downsizing, maintaining a strong partnership with Marvel.
Arkane Lyon has released concept art for the highly anticipated game, Marvel's Blade, which takes players to a quarantined section of Paris during a supernatural emergency caused by vampires. The game is being developed by Arkane Lyon in collaboration with Bethesda Softworks and Marvel Games.
Arkane Lyon has announced its new project, Blade, at The Game Awards 2023. The game is described as a mature action-adventure single-player game set in Paris, where players can play as the legendary Daywalker, Blade. Developed in collaboration with Marvel Games, no release date or platform confirmation has been announced yet.
EA has officially announced the development of a single-player Black Panther game in collaboration with Marvel Games. The game is being developed by Cliffhanger Games, a new Seattle studio led by former Monolith Productions boss Kevin Stephens. The studio aims to provide players with more agency and control over their narrative in the story-driven video game. The game will be a third-person game set in the expansive and reactive world of Wakanda, exploring the experience of taking on the mantle of Black Panther. This is the second Black Panther game in development, with the other being Amy Hennig's Marvel project at Skydance New Media. The game is still in the early stages of development.
EA has announced the formation of a new internal studio called Cliffhanger Games, which is working on a third-person, single-player Black Panther game. Led by Kevin Stephens, the team aims to create a unique, story-driven experience that allows players to embody the Black Panther mantle. The game is still in early development and no platforms have been announced yet. This is separate from another Black Panther game being developed by Amy Hennig's studio.
EA studio Cliffhanger Games has announced that they are working on a new single-player action-adventure game based on Marvel's Black Panther. Led by industry veterans, the studio aims to create an expansive and immersive world that allows players to experience the role of Wakanda's protector, the Black Panther. The development team will collaborate with Marvel Games to ensure authenticity and attention to detail in crafting the world of Wakanda and its heroes.