It may have a few inconsistencies that can otherwise hamper the fine action in front of you, but this is the Wolfenstein return that for the most part, manages to mix deliciously old-school violence with a new generation of visuals and storytelling.

A great, entertaining single-player first-person shooter that tells an entertaining and satisfying story and delivers a lot of action.

I am unconvinced by Wolfenstein: The New Order. I played Wolfenstein 3D growing up, and Wolfenstein before that. Okay, that last one is a completely different genre even if it is part of the franchise, but I include it because I have fond memories of it.

Wolfenstein: The New Order is the latest in a long line of historically relevant shooters. It doesn't disappoint. Everything you would want from a Wolfenstein game is here, plus more. It's a good looking, incredibly fun old-school shooter.

A first person shooter that doesn't take itself too seriously but still delivers a fun gaming experience!

Wolfenstein erinnert, wie viel SpaB die Spieler nur ein hirnloser Shooter kann! For those who don't want to take the time to translate, that line reads: "Wolfenstein reminded me how much fun mindless shooters can be.

Three years have passed since the events of Wolfenstein (2009) and the Nazi regime gets stronger by the day. Our protagonist William Blazkowicz (for the benefit of the review I will now call him Blitz), along with his two comrades Fergus Reid and Private Probst Wyatt they infiltrate a focal Nazi...

Superb cinematic cutscenes; Sublime soundtrack; Excellent narrative; A fun; no brainer popcorn of a shooter; No taped-on multiplayer clearly benefited the singleplayer

Dumb A.I; Some odd texture pop-ups

Having played previous Wolfenstein games some good some not so good I was wary of this. My fears however were laid to rest when I got to properly playing the game.

If you are down for mayhem, down for a great story and feel up to a difficult challenge The New Order has you covered on all bases. What it lacks in online play it makes up for in collectables and story length. You can replay the whole game, choosing an entire other alternate time line.

Heaps of fun! Dual Shotguns makes you truly feel like a one man army.