Huge amount of fun and very reolayable. Continues the story well, almost jumps the shark mid way through but these games are so berserk it gets away with it. The depiction of Hitler makes this game.

I have only played a bit of the game but I have loved it so far, the graphics look amazing (at least on my 40inch 4K TV). I bought the game without even knowing the story behind it or playing the first one. I bought due to the factor the trailer/gameplay footage looked awesome.

Thank you

I bought this as a Christmas present so obviously it hasn't been used yet but I bought it from Tesco because of the price - it was much cheaper at Tesco than anywhere else.

Great game highly recommended playing.

BJ Blaskowicz is the epitome of the Aryan Übermensch: blond, steel blue eyes, big as a house, and with the chiseled features of a Greek god. How ironic then that BJ is also the biggest threat the Third Reich has ever faced.

The Wolfenstein franchise was seemingly resurrected from the dead in 2014 when Machine Games launched The New Order. The game hit all the right notes in terms of nostalgia, while offering players a brand new experience and fresh take on the series in terms of narrative.

The Blaszc & Fuhrerious

Story & characters well written and often hilarious; Array of weaponry is fun to use; Fantastic soundtrack

Hit detection and feedback on taking damage is poor; Slightly overstays its welcome

I never thought I'd be sitting here writing about how my favourite thing about the new Wolfenstein game was that it had a fantastic story and characters. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is the follow-up to 2014's The New Order, and while the tradition of fantastic, well designed shooter gameplay is...

This is not only a fact of our actual world, but a fact within the world of the Wolfenstein games as well. For the decades that the game franchise has existed, players have slaughtered countless computerized Nazis in a myriad of brutal and bloody ways.