Sifu’s Age Mechanic Could Be a Good Fit For Marvel’s Wolverine
Thus far, fans have very little insight into how Marvel’s Wolverine is going to play. It could allow gamers to explore parts of Madripoor in open sections like The Last of Us 2’s Seattle, or it could be fully linear. Gameplay mechanics like regneration and Berserker Rage in Marvel’s Wolverine are also possible, but have not yet been confirmed.
With so little known aboutMarvel’s Wolverine apart from its gritty tone, gamers have been pondering how Insomniac will keep a Logan-focused game balanced. The hero can essentially heal from anything, as his healing factor allows him to regenerate his body no matter how much damage it takes. While this would surely be fun to play with, it is hard to imagine the game being even a bit difficult since its lead hero cannot die. As such, Insomniac will need to find a creative way to add challenges without removing one of Logan’s iconic powers, and Sloclap’s Sifu may hold the answer.
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Sifu’s age mechanic is a huge reason the game is so difficult, and it is also what makes it so unique. Players start the game at age 20, with each death seeing them grow older and older. Every 10 years sees part of their pendant break, and once it is fully broken, they will die permanently. While Wolverine has lived for well over 100 years, meaning an exact copy of the age mechanic would not work, the concept as a whole could be used.
Early in the story of Marvel’s Wolverine, Logan could be infected with some kind of poison that sees his healing factor being weakened the more it is used. This way, players can experience the full power of playing as Wolverine early in the game, shrugging off all the damage they take and continuing to fight. However, using the healing
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