I've been pushing this game off for a while but I have to say this game is great as well as aggravating at times when playing on the harder difficulties. The plot is great and the weapons and action is intense.

After trying this game out for a few minutes in store, i decided i had to have it. I haven't regretted my decision to purchase this game. It has plenty to offer gamers. Basically they have taken the old formula of a shooter which you can go all out on, with modern touches like improved graphics and...

Much improved on the last Wolfenstein game Typical smash n crash FPS but a great deal of fun for a pick up and play game.

Wolfenstein: The New Order isn't a bright star going supernova in this new generations infancy, rather it's a steady slow burner that has appeared in...

Well realised characters; Lengthy campaign; Interesting replayability

Clunky weapon interface; Standard old school shooter

Fast and safe shipping! satisfied.

B.J. Blazkowicz is back...but should he be?

Outstanding voice acting & story; easy to control

Some stomach-churning violence; doors that won't open and crates that won't smash

I'd love to hold up Wolfenstein: The New Order as one of the best shooters of the past few years, not because it does anything overly new, but rather because it does the fundamentals so well. It tells a formidable and exciting story, helped by the intriguing nature of a Nazi-controlled 1960s world.

+ Great story and characters; + Hard as hell; + Surprisingly competent stealth component; + Solid if uninspiring visuals

- AI balancing act; - Cutscenes to gameplay is jarring

The Wolfenstein series has a special place in gamers' hearts, especially those who are old enough to remember playing Wolfenstein 3D back in the early 90s on DOS PC systems. Since Wolfenstein's success, the game has become a bit of a nostalgic hilarity, something that id Software themselves were...

A serious spin on the Wolfenstein franchise with far more mature themes; yet it never forgets how hilarious it can be; making it one of the most fun Nazi-killing games to date

Sometimes it takes itself too seriously; contains more than one questionable plot points and a few tiresome combat zones that include too many waves of enemies

Once upon a time, BJ Blazkowicz was little more than a disembodied head with overly active eyebrows, but in Wolfenstein: The New Order, he's a proper character with thoughts, feelings, wants and needs. Like the want for a warm gun and the need to blast Nazis into chunks of quivering flesh.

Wolfenstein: The New Order is an action-adventure shooter reimagining the classic franchise, offering players a gripping and dramatic experience.