In terms of boss fights, it takes a while to get to the good stuff, but it’s worth it. This is helped by all kinds of interactive elements within the game such as trees, statues, forklifts, and many other things that you can impale enemies on something that’s helpful when you’re looking at a large number of difficult baddies to deal with. Combat with certain lower-level enemies will seem tedious as times, but again, if you learn all of Wolverine’s slick moves, you’re able to find creative ways of dispatching them. Some of the enemies will be tough to beat without a certain move or attack, so knowing them all and not just button-mashing will help out big time. You’ll learn basic combat moves to start, and as you progress you will find upgrades and skill points that you can put toward making yourself bigger, stronger, and much more deadly. With these senses, if you’re ever stuck or curious, you can turn them on and catch a scent on which direction you need to go, see objects that are of importance or are dangerous, and also which things in a location you can use against enemies.Īlong the way, you find all sorts of crazy people, soldiers, creatures, machines, and bosses. One of the cool features of the game is Wolverine’s ferel senses. Surrounding the various jungle level flashbacks, you’ll find yourself escaping the Alkali lake facility, inside of a Cybernetics lab, outside Alkali lake, and many other locations. After certain points throughout the game, you’ll find yourself back in the jungle again while recollecting what happened then. The first level sees you running through the jungle after your helicopter goes down. The game is set up in a sort of flashback style.
This along with the fact that the game runs a good 10-12 hours allowed the developers to make a movie-based game while still remaining as faithful as possible to this beloved character. Keep in mind, this Wolverine game was in-development for quite a while by Raven Software, so while a good chunk of it inherited many components of the movie of the same name, the rest of the game follows a line that Raven had previously set.
On some rare occasions, however, you do find one that works out, and this is the case for X-Men Origins: Wolverine. With video games based on movies, and with movies based on video games, on most occasions, you will find yourself disappointed. As much as I hate to go all cliche on you guys, it feels like this has to be mentioned every single time you’re dealing with a movie-related video game: they just never seem to work.
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