Wolverine skins: Full list of suits and how to unlock them all

If you're bored of Logan's starting look in Marvel's Wolverine, you'll be glad to hear that there are plenty of skins to unlock in the latest Marvel PS5 game.

The more suits you unlock, the more you'll increase Logan's health, so on top of making the game's hero (anti-hero?) look more interesting – with suits lifted from comics, TV shows, films and even other games – it's worth unlocking as many as you can.

Fortunately, it's easy to unlock the majority of the suits, but we'll detail all of that below.

It's worth noting, too, that many of the suits come with a new set of claws!

Here is the full list of suits in Marvel's Wolverine and how to unlock them.

How many suits are in Marvel's Wolverine?

In total, there are 32 suits in Marvel's Wolverine. This includes 27 in the base game and five in the Digital Deluxe Edition of the game.

There are 25 claws as well to unlock. 20 in the base game and five included as part of the Digital Deluxe Edition of the game.

Fortunately, it is relatively simple to unlock every suit in the game and you should have little difficulty in earning that 200 percent health boost for owning 20 of them!

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How to unlock suits in Marvel's Wolverine

To unlock suits in Marvel's Wolverine, you will earn them by playing the story, by opening Material Chests and spending Materials, by collecting all Whisky Bottles and by earning high-scores in Nightmare Door Gauntlet Trials.

As stated above, there are five suits you unlock by purchasing or upgrading to the Digital Deluxe Edition of the game as well.

One suit, meanwhile, you will unlock by completing the game.

It should be fairly simple to unlock the majority of Marvel's Wolverine skins, but those Nightmare Door suits could prove tricky.

What are the best suits in Marvel's Wolverine?

The best suits in Marvel's Wolverine are up for debate but we do enjoy the Animated Suit and Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls suit because they give Logan a cel-shaded look that is out of sorts with the rest of the game.

Ultimately, though, what suit is best is entirely up to you. They don't come with special special abilities so it's just what skin best suits Logan.

The Future Fugitive suit and Hellverine suit require you to earn Gold and Adamantium Rank (respectively) in the game's three Nightmare Door Gauntlet Trials. So they do come with a sense of achievement!

Full list of suits in Marvel's Wolverine

Here is the full list of Marvel's Wolverine suits:

• Team X Tactical
• Tank Top
• Battle Reborn
• Gold Standard
• Fang
• Old Man Logan
• Ultimate Red
• Blue and Gold
• X-Force
• Leather Jacket
• Dressed Down
• Future Past
• Weapon X
• Ablation
• Ultimate Yellow
• Accursed
• Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls
• Classic Brown
• Black Tank
• Yellow Variant
• Animated
• Feral
• Patch
• Death (Complete the game)
• Hellverine (Earn Adamantium Rank in all Nightmare Door Gauntlet Trials)
• Future Fugitive (earn Gold Rank in all Nightmare Door Gauntlet Trials)
• Incredible (Digital Deluxe Edition)
• Age of Apocalypse (Digital Deluxe Edition)
• New Leather (Digital Deluxe Edition)
• Savage (Digital Deluxe Edition)
• Night Hunt (Digital Deluxe Edition)
• Midnight (Collect all Whisky Bottles)

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Toby Saunders is a freelance writer specialising in Video Game journalism. He has a wealth of experience in the field and is published on many different websites including PCGamesN, Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics. He has a degree in Film Studies (he gets to write about Film and TV occasionally, too).