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You can acquire frag grenades as well as tesla grenades that emit explosive EMP charges. The AR Marksman rifle is another standout weapon since it not only acts as a long range weapon but also doubles as a plasma rifle. You’ve got some traditional weapons like a pistol, assault rifle, and even a double-barreled shotgun.

You can acquire an Automatic Shotgun which can be dual wielded and once you acquire the the shrapnel shot upgrade, you basically become a Nazi killing beast at close range. It can also be upgraded with things like reflection that makes shots bounce off surfaces and even a targeting scope, among others. For example, in The New Order, you’ll acquire a Laser Cutter that enables you to cut through fences and chains but you’ll eventually acquire the LaserKraftWerk which is basically a laser rifle that doubles as a Laser Cutter. has several weapons at his disposable which can be upgraded via pickups or perks. Bullets rip through enemies in a glorious gory fashion and you can even dual wield most weapons which definitely helps heighten the carnage. The combat in both of these campaigns is extremely satisfying. Because the action is truly an experience. The only downside to these campaigns being story-focused is during repeated playthroughs when you’re forced to navigate through areas that contain a lot of walking and dialogue and basically very little action. I really enjoyed one of the new minor villains, Rudy Jager, introduced here. The Old Blood is definitely more action focused but still contains several sequences that focus on narrative. Unlike previous games, The New Order is a very story-driven experience, complete with actual characters, great world building, and besides Deathshead, even a new memorable villain, Frau Engel. is no longer a one-dimensional character. It’s thanks to the writing and Brian Bloom’s performance that B.J. will often talk and think to himself, which sometimes seems over-the-top, but he comes across like a poet with believable and emotional, yet brief, monologues. During and even outside of cut scenes, B.J. is voiced by Brian Bloom who gives a phenomenal performance. The voice acting is quite excellent throughout both campaigns, but more so in The New Order. is eventually captured but continues his mission to obtain this folder. infiltrating the infamous Castle Wolfenstein to obtain a top secret folder containing the location of Deathshead’s compound from Nazi archaeologist, Helga von Schabbs. The Old Blood takes place in 1946 and is basically a prequel to The New Order. The real meat of the game takes place during the terrifying alternate history of 1960, straying away from the traditional World War II roots of previous entries. soon learns that the Nazis won the war and basically rule the world so he decides to join the resistance led by Caroline Becker, a returning character from the previous game. He is cared for by a nurse named Anya Oliwa and her parents who run the asylum. is able to escape the fortress but is severely wounded and brought to a psychiatric asylum where he remains in a vegetative state for fourteen years. to make a difficult decision and the choice you make does slightly affect the way the story is played out for the rest of the game, giving players the ability to play through two timelines. and his fellow soldiers are soon captured by Deathshead, himself.

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This fortress is run by series antagonist Wilhelm “Deathshead” Strasse and B.J. and his fellow soldiers infiltrate a Nazi fortress. Once again you play as our favorite American hero, William “B.J.” Blazkowicz. This review will also cover Wolfenstein: The Old Blood, a standalone expansion to The New Order, released in May, 2015.

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I remember following its development right up until it released. I got the actual game day one for PS4 and eventually obtained a copy on Steam some time later which is the version I played for this review.

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Developed by MachineGames and published by Bethesda, Wolfenstein: The New Order was released for PC in May, 2014.

I’ve played and completed every game in the series several times and still revisit each of them every now and then. The earlier games are definitely dated by today’s standards but are still fun to play. Wolfenstein 3D was revolutionary, I thought Return to Castle Wolfenstein had an awesome campaign but it was better known for its multiplayer, and Wolfenstein, released in 2009, had an excellent single player campaign with upgradeable weapons and even special abilities to help you eradicate Nazis in new and fun ways. Wolfenstein is a great a series and only seems to get better with each sequel, at least in my opinion.