It's been just long enough for the memory of the New Order to fade that another taste of the excellent formula created by MachineGames is enjoyable to...

Fun combat; Great Value; Excellent recreation of Castle Wolfenstein

More combat focused; Predictable Nazi Zombies

Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth most people's time and cash.

Last year, MachineGames surprised a lot of people with Wolfenstein: The New Order . The presentation was top notch, and the gunplay was solid with some clever ideas. It was the story, however, that really shone because it had more gut-wrenching scenes and heart than most games in the last few years,...

Great game!

Wolfenstein the new order was much more inappropriate than this game. In this game you can take down people with guns and knives. The main reason this game is violent and disturbing is because, just like in the New order, you can murder dogs brutally. Swear words can be heard frequently.

Wolfenstein: The Old Blood is very much an expansion of its fun, entertaining predecessor, but doesn't quite pack the same emotional clout. Still, a great FPS worthy of your attention.

Satisfying shooting; Strong pacing despite its diminutive length; Looks great; with beautiful set-pieces; Works as a standalone game

A rough stealth section early on; Weaker story than The New Order

I have to admit, last year, I never saw Wolfenstein: The New Order coming. After all, the previous Wolfenstein game was rather forgettable, and I expected the same thing from Machine Games' 2014 release. Thankfully I was wrong.

Bethesda and Machine Games surprised many with their mature and very serious (not to mention rather sad) take on the PC classic Wolfenstein with The New Order . Naturally, their prequel for The New Order, artfully named The Old Blood, is anything but mature, serious, or sad.

Fun mockery of B-movies and both Nazi and gaming cliches; same solid gameplay from The New Order; and more Nightmare Levels keep The Old Blood vastly entertaining

Combat is incredibly twitchy; focuses too much on stealth without much variety between levels; and not much has been added to set The Old Blood too far apart from The New Order other than the timeline

There is something to be said about taking a no nonsense approach with a game's DLC plans. When so many shooters pepper you with season pass offers, map packs and other downloadable add-ons all for a hefty charge, Machine Games and Bethesda have decided to take a more simplistic approach by...

Wolfenstein: The Old Blood doubles down on blood and guts, but in doing so sacrifices some of its heart.