Marvel’s Wolverine all missions total 30 main story chapters, beginning with Back in Action and ending with Brave New World.
Main missions: 30
Structure: Linear story across multiple regions
Replay: Available from Nightmare Cabin
Spoilers: Later mission names can reveal story beats

Marvel’s Wolverine all missions in order
| # | Mission |
|---|---|
| 1 | Back in Action |
| 2 | A Debt Repaid |
| 3 | Last Meal |
| 4 | Homecoming |
| 5 | The One That Got Away |
| 6 | Raise Some Hell |
| 7 | Strays |
| 8 | Something Much Stronger |
| 9 | Knock Knock |
| 10 | Mutant Detected |
| 11 | For Our Future |
| 12 | One Last Mission |
| 13 | Jetlag |
| 14 | Get Angry |
| 15 | Bad Blood |
| 16 | In the Shadows |
| 17 | Death Comes to Death |
| 18 | We Were Wrong |
| 19 | Hell Followed With Him |
| 20 | Death’s Match |
| 21 | Sinister Tidings |
| 22 | Way Down Low |
| 23 | Roll the Dice |
| 24 | Field Test |
| 25 | Red Right Hand |
| 26 | Don’t Go Gentle |
| 27 | I’m Still Here |
| 28 | This Was the Dream |
| 29 | No Coming Back |
| 30 | Brave New World |
The campaign moves through Telambang, Canada, Madripoor and Japan rather than using a single open-world map. Mission names later in the list can hint at characters and story developments, so players trying to stay completely spoiler-free should stop after the chapter they have reached.
How the campaign is structured
The opening Telambang sequence runs through Back in Action, A Debt Repaid and Last Meal before Logan returns to Canada. Canada then covers Homecoming, The One That Got Away, Raise Some Hell, Strays and Something Much Stronger. Madripoor and Japan make up most of the middle and late game.
Marvel’s Wolverine all missions are designed as a linear action campaign with explorable side spaces rather than a city sandbox. That is why collectibles are tracked per mission and why Mission Replay is such an important post-game feature.
Can you replay missions?
Yes. After the story, interact with the bed in the Nightmare Cabin to replay completed chapters. Collectible progress and trophy cleanup can be handled there, so missing a Whisky Bottle, Material Crate or contextual trophy does not require a new save.
Marvel’s Wolverine all missions also remain useful after credits for XP farming and combat trophies. Later chapters contain denser enemy groups, making replay a better cleanup tool than starting New Game Plus solely to finish a counter.
Which missions contain the trophy set pieces?
Several named trophy objectives point directly to specific chapters. Ground Control is in Jetlag, Poseidon’s Kiss is in Get Angry, That’s Cheating is in In the Shadows, Saturn Slam is in We Were Wrong, Harmer’s Market is in Red Right Hand, Greased is in The One That Got Away and Recycled is in Raise Some Hell.
That makes the Marvel’s Wolverine all missions list a useful trophy map. Once you know the chapter name, Mission Replay takes you back to the correct sequence without searching the whole campaign.
How long is the story list?
A straight story run is considerably shorter than a 100% completion route because many collectibles sit just off the main line and Nightmare Trials are optional. The 30 missions themselves are fixed story chapters, while Nightmare Trials and post-game cleanup sit outside that count.
Use Marvel’s Wolverine all missions as a progress check rather than a timer. Some chapters are short set pieces or boss sequences, while others contain exploration, multiple arenas and several collectibles, so the remaining mission count does not translate neatly into hours left.
Marvel’s Wolverine all missions: Use the mission list to plan cleanup
The 30-mission list is useful for more than judging story length. Several collectibles and contextual trophies are tied to very specific chapters, so knowing the mission name lets you jump straight back through Mission Replay instead of replaying large stretches of the campaign.
Mark off trophy-heavy missions such as The One That Got Away, Raise Some Hell, Jetlag, Get Angry, In the Shadows, We Were Wrong and Red Right Hand. Those chapters are the ones most likely to matter again during post-story cleanup.
Marvel’s Wolverine all missions also doubles as a practical replay map because the chapter names point directly to most contextual trophy cleanups.
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Official Marvel’s Wolverine information
For official game information, visit the Marvel’s Wolverine page on PlayStation.
