Loved every minute of this game. Real focused single player expierence and deserves a buy. Especially when on sale.

With Wolfenstein: The New Order , MachineGames set out to re-write history, in terms of both the story behind their single-player title and the way gamers will remember the Wolfenstein franchise. While series protagonist William "B.J.

Great mix of stealth gameplay and fast-paced action; A unique interpretation of a familiar story; Strong character development

New players would benefit from a franchise history lesson; The prologue is one of the longest chapters in the game; The novelty of some collectibles wears off due to volume

Wolfenstein: The New Order represents nothing less than the elevation of the FPS. As a pure first-person shooter, it eschews all of the genre's recent attempts at relevance and modernization to prove that not only can a game about being in narrow hallways while blasting Nazis be released in 2014,...

Jimi Hendrix's last scene contains a perfect moment

So you let me play classic Wolf3D with this game's weapons; but only the first level? Why not put the whole game in there!

The New Order takes place largely in an alternate history 1960s, with the prologue being set in World War II. In the game's story, the Nazis win the war through advanced technology, and they rule the world as very mean men after that. They're super mean, those Nazis.

Niggling issues aside, Wolfenstein: The New Order is an action packed and enjoyable first person shooter, with its FPS mechanics being the defining factor.

Wolfenstein is one of the best shooters that we've played in a long time, it's fun, it's engaging and it's big and bold. It'll also drag you in for at least 20 hours if you want to see everything!

B.J. Blazkowicz makes his return in Wolfenstein: The New Order--and what a return it is. Our review

The Wolfenstein games have always played fast and loose with history, but The New Order takes the series to a logical conclusion: what if the Nazis had won World War II? After an explosive opening level set in 1945, protagonist BJ Blazcowicz ends up with a traumatic head injury in a polish asylum,...

Far and away one of the best games of 2014 and maybe the best FPS that I've played since BioShock Infinite (really), Wolfenstein: The New Order should not be missed by shooter fans.

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