In the end, I ended up having a blast revisiting the franchise that originally got me interested in the first person shooter genre of games. While the gameplay has a few bumps, 'Wolfenstein: The New Order' is a fresh spin on the game, especially the focus on the Nazi's technological advancement...

Wolfenstein: The New Order expands the series far beyond the 2009 reboot by delivering a surprising yet satisfying mixture of action and adventure. The lack of a multiplayer mode does little to detract from the package, given how well the perk system is implemented within the campaign, which...

Wolfenstein: The New Order is not a game that should work, really. Plenty have tried to revive old school arcade shooters and bring them into a modern era, Machine Games is one of the first to truly succeed at it.

Wolfenstein: The New Order is the Inglourious Basterds of Nazi-killing video games. All the requisite violence of the genre is there, but there's a well-considered style and grace that elevates it beyond its mindless, dime-a-dozen brethren (e.g., Medal of Honor , Call of Duty ).

The best Wolfenstein game ever made and one of the best single-player shooters for years, with a brave attempt to tackle serious issues and still have fun at the same time.

Superb gunplay mixed with largely optional, but extremely rewarding, stealth mechanics and non-linear set pieces; Great variety in locations and a daring, if schizophrenic, storytelling style

As understandable as it may be the story pulls its punches when it comes to the greatest horrors of the Nazi regime; The characters are all very thinly written

Can we meet up with our teammates? A host of Nazi's hidden underground and robot monsters stand in our way. Watch Wolfenstein: The New Order Part 2 now to find out!

Bethesda and MachineGames have produced a definite winner in Wolfenstein the New Order. It isn't a revolution in the first person shooter space but it's definitely a worthy evolution. The game is at its best when it is reveling in its gloriously unapologetic Nazi slaughtering violence.

Great implementation of old school game mechanics, Satisfying and viceral combat, Open level design with lots of secrets to uncover, Compelling alternate history setting; Great atmosphere, Supporting cast is well written and interesting, Nazis are bad

Boring opening mission, Questionable A.I; and difficulty level, Graphical glitches, Perks system not as fleshed out as it could be

No matter what happens with the first-person-shooter genre, the patriarchs of the popular gaming category -- Wolfenstein (grandfather) and Doom (father) -- refuse to retire. But while titles such as Duke Nukem Forever attempted a fusion between old-school shooters and contemporary mechanics, the...

Title: Wolfenstein: The New Order Developer: MachineGames Publisher: Bethesda Softworks Platform(s): Windows, PS3, PS4 (reviewed), Xbox 360, Xbox One Genre: First-person shooter Wolfenstein: The [...]

Wolfenstein is a name every FPS fan should be familiar with, since it was Wolfenstein 3D that basically launched the genre. It has been called the grandfather of shooters and for good reason.

Duel-wielding everything | Great cover system

No multiplayer