In 1961, BJ Blazkowicz and his ragtag team of allies arrive in Nazi-controlled America on a mission to recruit the boldest resistance leaders left and restart the American Revolution.In 1961, BJ Blazkowicz and his ragtag team of allies arrive in Nazi-controlled America on a mission to recruit the boldest resistance leaders left and restart the American Revolution.In 1961, BJ Blazkowicz and his ragtag team of allies arrive in Nazi-controlled America on a mission to recruit the boldest resistance leaders left and restart the American Revolution.
- Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
- 2 wins & 10 nominations total
Alicja Bachleda
- Anya Oliwa
- (voice)
Gideon Emery
- Fergus Reid
- (voice)
A.J. Trauth
- Probst Wyatt III
- (voice)
Nina Franoszek
- Irene Engel
- (voice)
Mark Ivanir
- Set Roth
- (voice)
Alex Solowitz
- Max Hass
- (voice)
Peter Macon
- Bombate
- (voice)
Debra Wilson
- Grace Walker
- (voice)
Alyssa Preston
- Sigrun Engel
- (voice)
Bresha Webb
- Billie
- (voice)
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"Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus" (2017) is a better game then its predecessors, and those where pretty good. This one has better story and storytelling but hey, you don't play "Wolfenstein" for great storytelling - you do it for shooting and some more shooting. And on that this game is very good. There are plenty of guns, and even more plenty perks for you to unlock them all. But for my taste this franchise is a bit to linear - i prefer more open worlds and exploration.
Overall, "Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus" is a highly solid shooter with cool story and good storytelling. It features great game play and its only downsize is that it was to linear for my taste.
"Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus" (2017) is a better game then its predecessors, and those where pretty good. This one has better story and storytelling but hey, you don't play "Wolfenstein" for great storytelling - you do it for shooting and some more shooting. And on that this game is very good. There are plenty of guns, and even more plenty perks for you to unlock them all. But for my taste this franchise is a bit to linear - i prefer more open worlds and exploration.
Overall, "Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus" is a highly solid shooter with cool story and good storytelling. It features great game play and its only downsize is that it was to linear for my taste.
I only just discovered you can review games here! I actually played this one about a year ago.
The story in this is really incredible. It's almost like an interactive movie at times. I don't ever remember caring about the game characters as much.
I wish it didn't have the venus scene. Everything hung together pretty well until it was suddenly revealed the Nazis have UFOs and can get to Venus in mere hours. What were they thinking? This idea clashes VERY BADLY with the other technology in the game.
The gameplay sometimes is boring, a little too predictable. Step A tends to follow Step B. It doesn't take long to learn whatever sequence is required to beat a tough scenario. And a lot of the scenarios just aren't that tough. Unfortunately just running from room to room shooting guards wears pretty thin.
The exception, and one of the game highlights is the jury room scene, I felt like I could play that over and over, and it was really challenging.
The story in this is really incredible. It's almost like an interactive movie at times. I don't ever remember caring about the game characters as much.
I wish it didn't have the venus scene. Everything hung together pretty well until it was suddenly revealed the Nazis have UFOs and can get to Venus in mere hours. What were they thinking? This idea clashes VERY BADLY with the other technology in the game.
The gameplay sometimes is boring, a little too predictable. Step A tends to follow Step B. It doesn't take long to learn whatever sequence is required to beat a tough scenario. And a lot of the scenarios just aren't that tough. Unfortunately just running from room to room shooting guards wears pretty thin.
The exception, and one of the game highlights is the jury room scene, I felt like I could play that over and over, and it was really challenging.
The story is subpar and it and the characters are cliche as in the 'supposed to be cliche' way and that makes them twice as cliche. Not a single one is inherently likeable, particularly Grace, who is more annoying than Navi tenfold. The gameplay is excessively mundane. You die too quick to play the game fast and hiding behind cover is boring. The game never really picks up either. It's boring all the way through and doesn't let up.
Rating - 35%
Rating - 35%
Wolfenstein II is a game about executing Nazis with a hatchet and talking to yourself after performing literally any action. It has great gameplay, graphic / character design, story writing, and (usually) gameplay. It does however suffer from relatively bland gameplay at times, (I thought the first level being played entirely in a slow wheelchair was a stupid idea) and a playtime shorter than that of an indie RPG. Cutscenes drag on for a loooooooong time and skipping them could leave you confused. The humor also feels a bit off and writing isn't always the best. The worst thing though is probably the repetition of the level design, with it basically always boiling down to "find commander, execute, kill soldiers, move to next area, repeat" which usually leaves you wondering when the game's gonna end.
TL;DR game good, suffers from short runtime and bland gameplay
TL;DR game good, suffers from short runtime and bland gameplay
The positives: bad ass story, great acting and music, dual wielded weapons still feel amazing.
Negatives: bad level design, bare bones stealth mechanics which game constantly pushes you to use, AI is lazy and unfair.
To survive any decent difficulty you have to be constantly on the move but absence of auto pickup makes you stop every time you need to stop and pixel hunt for pickup icon to get any ammo, armor or health.
Aiming is quite rubbish. Many levels have terrible flow, most of the time every NPC will gang up on you in the first two rooms and then you run around empty rooms.
Negatives: bad level design, bare bones stealth mechanics which game constantly pushes you to use, AI is lazy and unfair.
To survive any decent difficulty you have to be constantly on the move but absence of auto pickup makes you stop every time you need to stop and pixel hunt for pickup icon to get any ammo, armor or health.
Aiming is quite rubbish. Many levels have terrible flow, most of the time every NPC will gang up on you in the first two rooms and then you run around empty rooms.
Did you know
- TriviaIn the helm of the resistance submarine, there is a map of the United states. Lake Michigan has been removed.
- GoofsOn Eva's Hammer, the stars and stripes is seen in various places, sporting fifty stars. The 49th and 50th states are Alaska and Hawaii respectively, inducted in 1959, in this timeline it's likely these were never inducted and the flag should have only forty-eight stars.
- Quotes
William 'B.J.' Blazkowicz: [to Rip Blazkowicz] Was a time I was scared of you. Was a time I would piss myself having a gun pointed at my head. You know what I feel right now? Not a god damned thing.
- Alternate versionsGerman version was modified to remove all references to the Third Reich.
- ConnectionsEdited into Wolfenstein: Alt History Collection (2020)
- SoundtracksWe're Not Gonna Take It
Words and Music by Dee Snider (as Daniel Dee Snider)
Performed by: Veilroth
Produced and mixed by Daniel Bergstrand & Tommy Hjelm
Mastered by Lawrence Mackrory
Recorded at Dugout Productions
Musicians: Tommy Hjelm (Vocals, Guitars & Bass), Chris Barkensjo (Drums), Daniel Bergstrand (Guitars & additional programming), Jason Suecof (Solo), Mats Haugen (Solo), Louise Bert, Linnea Jonsson (as Linnea Jansson), Anne-Lie Norman (Backing vocals), Peter Wildoer (Drill Sergeant)
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