This is a bit surprising as tomorrow's State of Play is one of the longest in recent years, with promised updates about PlayStation's first-party output. With Marvel's Wolverine due out sometime this year, you'd think this State of Play would be a great spot to highlight the game once more. But, it sounds like Insomniac won't be ready to do so until this Spring (which, for reference, begins March 20 in the U.S., where the studio is based).
In the meantime, get refreshed on how the game is shaping up in the latest Marvel's Wolverine gameplay trailer:
PlayStation is hosting a State of Play tomorrow that will feature more than an hour of third-party, indie, and first-party games. While it's likely we'll see Housemarque's Saros, considering it launches in April, there's one PlayStation 5-exclusive we probably won't hear more about. That game is Marvel's Wolverine – when someone on X asked the official Insomniac Games account when the studio would release more information about the game, Insomniac responded with, "Spring 2026."
This is a bit surprising as tomorrow's State of Play is one of the longest in recent years, with promised updates about PlayStation's first-party output. With Marvel's Wolverine due out sometime this year, you'd think this State of Play would be a great spot to highlight the game once more. But, it sounds like Insomniac won't be ready to do so until this Spring (which, for reference, begins March 20 in the U.S., where the studio is based).
In the meantime, get refreshed on how the game is shaping up in the latest Marvel's Wolverine gameplay trailer:
There's still a chance Marvel's Wolverine could appear during tomorrow's State of Play, perhaps as a surprise, but temper your expectations. For more, read Game Informer's list of our most anticipated games of 2026 and beyond, and then read about why 2026 looks to be a great year for nerdy fandom. After that, read Game Informer's interview with the general manager of Marvel Games for a look ahead at the company's plans.
What games do you hope to see during tomorrow's State of Play? Let us know in the comments below!
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