Over 2 Hours Of Marvel’s Wolverine Gameplay Footage Leaks Online Yet Again

It looks like over two hours of Marvel’s Wolverine gameplay footage has now leaked online on YouTube. The leaks were shared by a small YouTuber, Captain Game Slayer, divided into a slew of smaller bite-sized videos, which are approximately 15 minutes each. Each video shows different mechanics and gameplay moments, including some furious combat sequences that have made Marvel’s Wolverine fans completely excited.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vIurN0j33o

We can also see a bunch of traversal and parkour mechanics in the leaked Marvel’s Wolverine footage, although much of it is just Wolverine trekking through the placeholder terrain while fighting enemies. Similarly, there are also rudimentary stealth moments as the protagonist hides in the grass and hops around trees while taking down foes by surprise.

Many Insomniac fans have taken to forums to praise the fantastic—albeit in-development—project. Although there’s a fair bunch who are also concerned despite the gameplay only showcasing early test builds.

Marvel’s Wolverine Has Already Suffered A Plethora Of Leaks

For those curious, many details regarding the huge Insomniac project have already leaked in the past. A leaked trailer earlier this year showed dismemberment, while another revealed skill tree details. Additionally, these videos confirm that it is far from finished, and various gameplay elements are barely stitched together for testing. It may take a couple of years before we hear anything concrete about the title in the future. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFMcS6rgkHE

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All in all, it is best to take these Marvel’s Wolverine videos with a huge pinch of salt. The gameplay content seen in the leaked builds does not reflect the final version we will get to play in the future. So, any criticisms about shoddy visuals or gameplay currently do not hold any weight.