All Marvel's Wolverine Leaks: Gameplay, Voice Cast & More

Insomniac Games' upcoming Marvel's Wolverine game for PS5 has been the target of major leaks over the past week, with hackers releasing gameplay footage, concept art, voice cast details, and more about the highly anticipated title. Here's everything we know about Marvel's Wolverine leaks!

Marvel's Wolverine Gameplay Leaks

The first round of Marvel's Wolverine leaks included early test gameplay footage from 2021 and animation tests from 2022.

• The clips showcase Wolverine utilizing his iconic adamantium claws in combat, including brutal takedowns, as well as stealth gameplay by hiding in bushes and tracking enemies.
• Wolverine's enhanced mutant senses for hearing and smell also look to factor into gameplay for tracking prey and approaching situations strategically.
• In addition, Wolverine can be seen wielding a katana-style sword in combat against unknown assailants.

Playable Locations Across the Globe

Leaked information also confirms some of the real-world locations Wolverine will travel to throughout the game, including:

• Alaska
• Avalon
• Canada
• Japan
• Madripoor

Madripoor is the setting of one released concept art image showcasing a run-down bar called The Princess. The fictional Asia-Pacific island first appeared in the X-Men comics.

Full Voice Cast Revealed

The leaks uncovered the entire reported voice cast for Marvel's Wolverine:

• Liam McIntyre as Logan / Wolverine
• Krizia Bajos as Jean Grey
• Noga Amitai as Leech
• Pragathi Guruprasad as Davina
• Kelly Hu as Jessán Hoan
• Nicole Pacent as Raven Darkholm / Mystique
• Debra Wilson as Callisto
• Raphael Korkh as Arkady Rossovich / Omega Red
• Brett Gipson as Victor Creed / Sabretooth
• Troy Baker as Nathaniel Essex / Mister Sinister

This will mark the first lead role for popular X-Men heroine Jean Grey in a Marvel video game.

The Road Ahead

Insomniac and Sony still have not officially commented on the legitimacy of these Marvel's Wolverine leaks. However, the extensive footage and details indicate these could very well be real assets from early in development.

While concerning for Insomniac, fans now at least have an early sneak preview of what's likely in store for Wolverine's first standalone game when it eventually releases for PS5, and possibly PC.