Conclusion

While X-Men Origins: Wolverine isn't a perfect game, Raven Software did a mighty fine job with the franchise. It is certainly the best game wearing the X-Men name a fan could buy, and if you haven't seen the movie yet, it makes you want to buy it. An enjoyable and decently long experience that doesn't disappoint one bit.

Gameplay: 81

A violent, bloody, action packed gameplay, just as a fan of X-Men and Wolverine would expect from this. The intriguing story combined with puzzle moments and a lot of fighting make this game a worthy experience not only for comic book or movie fans, but for every action fan out there. It has its flaws, it may be a console port, but considering the circumstances, nicely done Raven.

Graphics: 79

Looking good all the way through except some random textures that seem to low; nothing to worry. I would have just preferred more video options all around, cause it's a shame of those wasted resources that could have been used on powerful gaming rigs to make this look even better.

Multiplayer: N/A

Sound: 80

Hugh Jackman and other good actors manage to create an immersive movie experience, and sometimes you can forget you are playing a videogame, until a monster hits you in the head. Everything from slashing sounds to background computer noise is great, and game music is alert and changes pace according to gameplay, without being over the top.

Hardware: 84

Except the lack of options and long loading times, there's nothing to complain as the game uses Unreal Engine 3. This probably made possible such a quick and quality release on so many platforms.