Fresh updates on Insomniac’s Marvel’s Wolverine have surfaced amid growing anticipation. Insider Gaming’s Tom Henderson recently suggested a potential gameplay reveal during an upcoming State of Play event, though new reports hint the trailer might instead debut at The Game Awards in December. Sources indicate playtesters are praising the title’s early builds, fueling excitement for its potential 2025 launch.

Additional insights from MP1st confirm the project remains on schedule, while shedding light on Insomniac’s rumored Venom spinoff. Despite concerns following last year’s data breach, development reportedly continues, with Eddie Brock set to headline as the symbiote’s primary host. The portrayal aims to align more closely with comic iterations, diverging from recent film adaptations.

The game’s narrative is expected to reintroduce Carnage, teased in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 through Cletus Kasady’s cryptic warning: ‘When the Crimson Hour consumes this world, it heralds truth, retribution, and carnage.’ Given their intertwined origins in Marvel lore, Carnage’s inclusion as a central antagonist aligns with fan expectations, though Insomniac has yet to officially confirm these details.

While Wolverine’s 2025 release window appears firm, Venom’s status remains unannounced. Leaks suggest a symbiotic battle between the antihero and Carnage will drive the latter’s plot, though official confirmation is pending. Fans are advised to await further updates from Insomniac or Sony to validate these claims.