"Word comes by way of MP1ST, who claim that "Someone familiar with the situation has confirmed to us that Wolverine will stick to the 2026 scheduled release seen in the leaks." The leaks they refer to occurred a few years ago, revealing huge swathes of Insomniac's plans, including a planned Venom spin-off of the main Spider-Man games. According to the same sources, the Venom game is still being worked on, but it's unclear when it's scheduled for release."
""While we haven't been able to determine how advanced the Venom project is, if we assume Wolverine remains the priority, it's likely that the game is still in pre-production," said MP1ST. Marvel's Spider-Man 2 obviously heavily featured Venom, and also saw the teasing of another symbiote; Carnage. If there's going to be a spin-off, that'd be the most likely antagonist to be featured."
"MP1ST also say they were told by another source that Eddie Brock will be the host for Venom. Brock was the original Venom host in the comics, but Spider-Man 2 switched things up. However, they did state they could not not verify these claims. MP1ST also claim to have discovered some evidence that Miguel 'O Hara , the Spider-Man of 2099, is going to pop up at some point. You might recall that in Marvel's Spider-Man 2 there was a mission which included a peak into the multiverse."
Insomniac's Wolverine game remains scheduled for a 2026 release, with a reveal possible at State of Play or the Game Awards. A Venom spin-off is still in development, though its release timing is unclear and it may be in pre-production if Wolverine is the studio priority. Eddie Brock is indicated as the likely Venom host, but that claim is unverified. Marvel's Spider-Man 2 prominently featured Venom and teased Carnage. Evidence suggests Miguel O'Hara / Spider-Man 2099 could appear, and previously planned multiverse DLC was reportedly canceled.
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