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Marvel's Wolverine ships in two digital editions plus a physical disc release, with an upgrade path between them. Pre-orders opened on June 2, 2026, and the game releases on September 15, 2026.
Editions and pricing
Edition | USD | GBP | EUR | JPY |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Standard Edition | $69.99 | £69.99 | €79.99 | ¥8,980 |
Digital Deluxe Edition | $79.99 | £79.99 | €89.99 | ¥9,980 |
Digital Deluxe Upgrade | $10.00 | £10.00 | Not published | Not published |
The Digital Deluxe Upgrade converts a Standard Edition purchase into the Deluxe contents after the fact, so buying the base game first does not lock you out of the extras.
A physical disc edition is also sold. Owners of a disc copy receive several accessibility features through an update at launch rather than on the disc itself.
Digital Deluxe contents
On top of the base game, the Digital Deluxe Edition includes five suits, five claw types, and three additional Technique Points.
Type | Items |
|---|---|
Suits | Incredible, Savage, Age of Apocalypse, Night Hunt, New Leather |
Claws | Smooth-Edged, Hollow Blade, Thick, Serrated Spine, Tapered |
Technique Points | Three, spendable immediately on Special Techniques and upgrades |
The Night Hunt suit appears as Night Hunter on one official surface. Two of the three list it as Night Hunt, which is the name used here.
Pre-order bonuses
Classic Brown suit unlocked early
Reflective Claws unlocked early
One additional Technique Point
Four avatars
Pre-ordering the Digital Deluxe Edition stacks the two Technique Point grants, so the combined figure is four: three from the edition and one from the pre-order bonus. Storefront listings that show four are counting the total rather than contradicting the edition contents.
What the edition items actually change
Insomniac has stated that the suits and claws are purely cosmetic. The exclusive items are Deluxe-only, but suits and claws in general are obtainable in the base game through standard progression, so the edition buys early or exclusive designs rather than an advantage.
Technique Points are the exception. They are a real progression currency, and the four granted up front are points you would otherwise have to earn. See Progression and Upgrades.
Suits and claws in the full game
Logan's default suit is Battle Reborn. Beyond the edition items, hands-on previews counted 27 suit slots and roughly 20 claw designs in the customisation menus, and suits and claws can be mixed and matched. The full roster has not been published.
The suits confirmed by name so far are:
Suit | How it is obtained |
|---|---|
Battle Reborn | Default suit. |
Incredible | Digital Deluxe Edition. |
Savage | Digital Deluxe Edition. |
Age of Apocalypse | Digital Deluxe Edition. |
Night Hunt | Digital Deluxe Edition. Also listed once as Night Hunter. |
New Leather | Digital Deluxe Edition. |
Classic Brown | Pre-order bonus; unlocked early rather than exclusively. |
MARVEL Tokon: Fighting Souls suit | Unlocked through standard progression from day one, as part of a crossover with that game. |
When Two Pals Went to Hollywood | Confirmed by the game director as a film-inspired suit in the base game. |
A Deadpool-themed outfit has also been shown without a published name. Insomniac has said that specific comic creators were commissioned to design some of the game's suits, so at least part of the unpublished roster is original artwork made for this release.
Suits are not simply unlocked from a list: Mike Daly has confirmed that you craft them in the game, using raw materials found in hidden crates. That system is covered under suit crafting.
In-game purchases
Storefront listings carry an in-game purchases flag. Insomniac has not described what those purchases are, and nothing in official material or hands-on coverage explains the model, so nothing further is documented here until it is.