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May 21, 2014 · Wolfenstein: The New Order is smarter than a game called Wolfenstein probably has any right to be, yet it still manages to capture the hyperviolent spirit of its predecessors. Wolfenstein: The New Order is a lot of things.
You don't really need any solid start point. There's not REALLY a set storyline among the games. The only ones you need to play in order is the machinegames series. And that's only two games. If you play those, start with The New Order and then The New Colossus.
Wolfenstein New Order - A very good game, the main villain is really well done and it also has a lot of good setpieces, along with some epic boss fights. Wolfenstein II : New Colossus - Main problem with this game, is that a lot of the setpieces kind of blend together (a lot of destroyed buildings). It's still a good game though, but it's ...
Jul 26, 2019 · Yeah, it's old, and the graphics are dated as crud, but it's one of the best FPS games ever made, in my opinion. Return to Caste Wolfenstein is a great game in general and yeah, you can try it whenever, you don't have to play it first to get the story of the new Wolfenstein games. Old Blood -> New Order -> II: The New Colossus -> Youngblood.
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By Colin Moriarty
Updated: Aug 18, 2021 10:12 pm
Posted: May 20, 2014 4:00 am
"What if the Nazis won World War II?" is probably the single most-asked alternate history question, and it makes sense why. Wars are often fought over conflicting viewpoints, opposite goals, and a muddy sense of what's right and wrong, but when it came to the Third Reich, the world saw the face of actual evil through its Master Race propaganda, expansionist military campaigns, and systematic extermination of millions upon millions of people.
But not all alternate history World War II shooters are cut from quality cloth (I'm looking at you, Turning Point: Fall of Liberty). Wolfenstein: The New Order is a fun game not because it takes place in a well-worn, fictional Nazi-controlled future, but because it does something fresh with the subject matter. Its barrage of Swastikas, Iron Crosses, and Sig Runes is the stuff of many like-minded first-person shooters; its content is something entirely different, even if its core gameplay isn't.
In The New Order, Nazi Germany didn't only win World War II; it completely dominates the globe. By 1960, the Nazis are everywhere, laying waste to their remaining opponents while cleansing the impure from society. Walking into a setting I've seen so many times before, I didn't expect the high level of polish applied to Wolfenstein's exceptional writing. Cutscenes are especially riddled with little touches that made them more believable -- the twirling of a character's thumbs as he speaks, the subtle ashing of a cigarette, the nuance of rolled eyes -- and there are relatable heroes to pull for and devilish villains to wish the worst upon alike.
Wolfenstein: The New Order is the melding of your typical, everyday shooter with quality writing and a cast of believable and relatable characters. Machinegames' more grounded treatment of the often way over-the-top alternate Nazi history is also a nice touch, and while The New Order is in no way, shape, or form a simulation of the real world, its ...
May 23, 2014 · Wolfenstein: The New Sequel Order is part-reboot, part-sequel to the 21st century Wolfenstein games. Primarily set in an alternate 1960, this big, brash, violent, occasionally moving, singleplayer-only first-person shooter tells the story of a fight-back against a hitherto undefeated, planet-conquering Nazi empire wielding otherworldly technology.
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May 20, 2014 · Wolfenstein: The New Order is a fun game not because it takes place in a well-worn, fictional Nazi-controlled future, but because it does something fresh with the subject matter. Its barrage of Swastikas, Iron Crosses, and Sig Runes is the stuff of many like-minded first-person shooters; its content is something entirely different, even if its core gameplay isn't.
