Wolfenstein: The New Order

Great shooter with good world-building and lore and I get to unalive nazis.

very nice game but it can be made better shooting experience it doesnt feels like im shooting
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This game is well made but I won't play it again.

The worst thing about it for me is the pointless laser/blow torch gun. It was neat for 5 minutes and then got burdensome and derivative. I'd have liked to use a sniper rifle more than a dumb laser/blowtorch but this game doesn't let you. How about some silenced AR action? No... It wants you to use the laser/blowtorch wherever the devs could squeeze a stupid chicken wire fence in, like a knife couldn't handle that, and hides loot in metal boxes that require it.

IMO that thing is just super lame. You have to use that stupid tool all the time. I won't be replaying this game because of how annoying that one thing is and how often you're required to use it. It's just some pet mechanic from someone on the dev team who forced it into the game and the game is less for it.

Story is great, levels are cool, NPC's are well done and the voice acting is good. The music is really cool and unique and gets the blood flowing during cool story beats, but the f****** laser blowtorch shit kind of ruined it for me.

I enjoyed the game the most where I could use the silenced pistol to get through levels with no/minimal detection.

I would recommend it but while recommending it I would probably sh** all over the laser gun while explaining how good the game is.

Whoever made that thing, I'm not a fan of yours. It's a terrible idea.

An over-the-top shooter with clear DNA from Machinegame's previous titles (then under the Starbreeze banner) such as Chronicles of Riddick, and The Darkness, but with more emphasis on the gameplay aspects - The shooting and maneuverability is very much in line with what one could imagine an alternate timeline Id Software would have conjured up for a Wolfenstein sequel before they took a different direction with Doom 2016. The truly masterful part of the game is that, in spite of some fantastic gameplay, there is zero compromise with regards to story. The developers have successfully managed to combine pure absurd narrative elements with some of the best dramatic and poignant moments found in video games; The lines "I've learned how to fly" and "You're clear" still manage choke me up.

Wow, going back to this series now, better than most WW2 games out there now if you are OK with the SCiFi aspect, also some interesting political changes since the last time I played now stand out starkly. Better than ever blowing up the bad guys.

Still as great today as the first time I played it. Just a really solid, enjoyable, FPS. Well designed gameplay, coherent setting, murdering nazis. What more could you ask for?

Great singleplayer game. Not only the gameplay but the story was intriguing and fun. Didnt feel stale at all. Recommend playing it.

Choatic, over the top, nazi killing fun. It's a reboot of the original Id game but given the doom 2016 treatment of being brought back to modern day standards, then kicking the ass of modern day standards and dual wielding assault rifles across town to show you how a real shooter handles violence. It's such a wonderful nazi killing experience as it is unique in how prosperous they could have been and how much fun it would be to use their own toys against them. The story is engaging but it's pretty easy to hate the enemy if you A) don't like fascism B) don't like government bureaucrats and C) don't like Nazis. Sure the narrative is wonderful to enjoy from moment to moment experience but game play is why you stick around. Guns kick with the proper amount of force then add some sauce to give it some more kick for fun, dual wielding guns seems just as bad ass as you would imagine and killing nazis feel great as impact of your actions is absolutely delicious. Resident saint of head banging Mick Gordon (hallowed be his name) shows off his talent yet again in full force making this damn near perfect. The only problem being I want more to a psychopathic degree. Did I mention you kill nazis in this game?

very fun ganme i like killing nazis with cool weapons, you even can kill them in a submarine or- PLAY THE GAME IM NOT SPOILING IT FOR YOU ITS A COOL GAM E

The story carries this game, but the combat is obviously goated.

BJ Blazkowicz is the thinking man’s Captain America. If I can’t be him, I’d certainly like to buy him a beer.
Gunplay is fun as hell and I’m having a good time playing on uber difficulty even though I’m bad at videogames. I had to play on “daddy, can I play?” when I first played this during covid, but now I can’t imagine playing this game on an easier difficulty.

the game that started this new franchise, one of the best experiences i had so far, shame could saves aren't enabled for this game like the others.

Wolfenstein: The New Order traut sich etwas komplett neues mit dem genialen Setting.
Sehr schön actionreich & abgedreht, aber genauso ist es geil.

Schöne Kampagne, die ca. 8-10h geht - allein für das Setting kann ich es jedem mal empfehlen zu spielen.

Great game. Highly recommended. Would love to see a remaster of it.

Some performance issues here and there, like it can close without any warning or if you pause and stay away for to long the game freezes. Also, some audio bugs with Nahimic in my case, no option other than 7.1 (just deactivate or uninstall it, if using an 7.1 isn't viable)

It's hard to believe that this game was released in 2014. It looks and feels amazing and it's fun as hell.

This is a great game, but goddamn it's made in such a shit engine.

The story is Nazis won the battle, but you won't let them win the war. There are some "silly" things in the plot, but I fully embrace it, because what the hell it's a video game. Characters are interesting and there are elements of player choice that changes up the gameplay and story.

Gameplay is fast and responsive. I would've liked a pause menu when choosing weapons because the keybinds are a lot so sometimes I would think I'm picking a shotgun but I would click on another weapon keybind. And there is a weapon wheel but the game doesn't pause when in it and it can be a little clunky trying to get the desired weapon, so in the middle of the action i just completely ignored the weapon wheel.

The environments are alright. Nothing spectacular, but the game still includes some missions that have enjoyable level design.

As I said though, the engine is trash. No matter the settings I chose sometimes the FPS would go down in certain sections. Mind you I've played the sequel to this game which is in another engine and it looks and runs infinitely better. So if you get performance issues, know that you cannot completely get rid of them.

For an older title this game still slaps, story was rich and had me craving to come back for more Nazi killing

On the surface, this game may come off as an explosion-riddled, guns-blazing, high-octane, Nazi killing shooter.

It is, don't get me wrong.

But alongside those qualities, it also carries a deep and lengthy story of the cruelties of war, prejudice, and revenge, which all come together for an emotional climax.

Intense gunplay, but it is marred by stealth sections, which feel forced at best and don't blend well with the bombastic elements of the gunplay.

But overall, the voice acting, the writing and even the gameplay bring a powerful package that you should not miss out on.

Wolfenstein: The New Order is a solid experience. Does it show it's age tad? Yeah. But it is a good game.

This game is essentially what you'd come to expect from a Wolfenstein. You infiltrate (and sometimes exfiltrate) Nazi compounds and slaughter the fuckers for kicks and laughs. It plays fast when it needs to and slow when it is called for. I enjoyed my time with this game.

The gun play feels satisfying but it essentially boils down to point, hold the shoot button and pray. On higher difficulties the game forces you to use cover as the AI is pretty good at flanking you when there are multiple entry points to a scene, which adds to the challenge in a welcome way. The selection of toys you are given to play with are pretty basic. I did, however, enjoy the ability to go guns akimbo with shotguns and assault rifles.

The enemy variety is good. Not much to say on this front - there's a decent selection of pricks to unload on. The basic soldiers and captains/generals are satisfying to take down with a quick head shot. The heavier varieties become nuisances in the later stages of the game as you have to fire a lot of things into them but they do add flavour to the levels.

The story is pretty boring, I can't lie. But that isn't what you're expecting from this - it's a shoot-'em-up afterall.

Linear levels with very minimal exploring. There is a quite large variety in the scenes you will be shooting your way through.

Stealth sections were a let down for me, as someone who enjoys stealth games and mechanics.
Action set pieces were great too.

Overall I'd give it a 6.5/10. If it's on a good sale, I'd say its worth the money. I'm definitely excited to try the New Colossus after this.

Minus some annoying non-shooting levels in between, this is an exemplary shooter. It feels really good to play. Maneuvering between cover to avoid getting flanked is a lot of fun, and playing it on the second to hardest difficulty was enough a challenge where it forced me to focus without being unfair. Plus you get to kill Nazis. 10/10

Classic Wolfenstein. All the in depth story lines, attention to detail and beautiful scenery. Alternative history is at the forefront of this game and it is a scary concept to think about. This is the third game in the series that I have played and I love it. Nice touch to have heavy metal playing in the background during fight scenes. Kudos to the people who have made this game possible!

was one of my favorite shooter games on the ps4 had to get it on steam. The story feels original even 11 years later. Game has interesting weapon choices and some fun easter eggs to looks for. Most stuff in the game has multiple ways you can do it, kinda like in prey.

The part that really makes the game is the story personally. Everything feels like it happens for a reason and that you're not doing any pointless missions that will be ignored later in the game. Everything contributes to the story and overall plot of this game.

This game also has one of the most satisfying conclusions that ive personally seen in any game. So much so that The New Colossus wasnt really needed and almost harms the integrity of this game.

11/10

even though is an old game its still kicking and i have the most fun then the recent game we have right now. 9/10

Great fun, interesting story and fascinating premise. Can't wait to play the rest in the series!

It's a cool game, pretty fun gun play, The final boss really frustrated me as the arena is incredibly difficult to see in and basically is what makes the fight "hard". Other than that, the story is like a movie and the character models are really good imo.

While an incredible game and renovation on the Wolfenstein series, this game has an incredibly weak ending (extremely frustrating bullet-sponge boss fight and cliffhanger ending that forces you to watch the entire credits rollout to get a glimpse of an idea of what's to come)

With hindsight thanks to The New Colossus, you can actually appreciate this game for what it's worth. It's a very gripping story, with many characters that you grow fond of very quickly and easily, and has a series of unforgettable events.

Out of every game in the franchise, this is objectively not the worst one, but it's not the best.

If you want a good old school shooter game, this is for you: i usually prefer stealth games, but this game is very fun, intuitive, not many things to do other than shoot many enemies around the world. I've tried few stealth moves and they work as well, so, if you have some patience, you can do that as well; of course, is not meant to be played in this way, quite much the opposite, where the best strategy is to shoot while run. I've completed the game at the highest difficulty available (uber), and i have to say the enemies are very tough, and some areas have to be studied/run several times, because you don't deal enough damage, and the enemies are very strong and have a ton of health. Last boss is VERY challenging. The only thing i don't like is that you can't save manually, there are the checkpoints, but sometimes are not in the best point (example you need to collect your meds or ammo every time you die etc..) but the game is very good! 8/10.

I really enjoyed this game, especially its immersive atmosphere and story. Although I initially dropped it years ago, I'm glad I gave it another try — this time, I was hooked and finished it in just a few sessions.
Great game.

some fights were annoying sometimes, but overall pretty good
8.5/10

A masterpiece of a game. Love the story, the gunplay is fantastic, the VA is goated and the characters are lovely - even the villains. Definitely worth every penny.

Killing nazis on speed is great fun but do you know what else is fun? Killing nazis on speed while being on speed.
And it also has better lore, characters and story (srsly if you care for any of this you will die in gulag) than the entirety of The Elder Scroll series and Peter Jacksons LOTR trilogy.

And also don't read this review.

It is really good entry in the Wolfenstein series. It basically made in a similar way as Doom 2016. They took the core gameplay. But without any of the technical limitations.

I'll be brutally honest with you.

I only started playing the newer Wolfenstein series because of BJ. I thought he was hot. That low, firm, masculine voice guiding the narrative along. Those muscles. The powerful force he is. I gave into some serious girlish thirsting for this digital man. He was and still is some incorrigible eye candy for me, especially with the whole gentle giant, tender personality he has. Good lord.

But then I got invested in the story. It started to become less about him and more about the world around him, and his unquenchable need for justice and morality in the world. He's a superhero without any powers, save for the insane plot armor he's got going on.

It's an important story, one I think we all can learn from.

The gameplay can feel repetitive at times, particularly in this first entry (but especially in Old Blood), but it pales compared to how intricate and real the world building got to be.

Play it!

pretty good, those fuckin heavy shotgun soldiers are THE HARDEST enemy in the game

7/10

Our meat headed hero with a penchant for violence and hatred of Nazis is back, and more geared than ever before. Wolfenstein: The New Order sees the return of franchise protagonist, William J. (BJ) Blazkowicz, an American soldier fighting against an alternate universe version of Nazi Germany. Following the events of Wolfenstein: Old Blood, the game opens with BJ putting pressure on the remaining Nazi forces, who are rapidly gaining the technological advantage in the war. For those unfamiliar to the Wolfenstein universe, in this alternate reality, the Nazis stole ancient technology from a secret Jewish society of scientists, Da'at Yichud, which they utilized to gain an overwhelming technological supremacy during the events of WWII. Raise the curtain on Wolfenstein: The New Order, and BJ has cornered series antagonist, Deathshead, the mad Nazi scientist credited with realizing the stolen technology of the Da'at Yichud. Unfortunately, for BJ, the tables are turned on him and he's forced to make a terrible choice.

The narrative of Wolfenstein: The New Order follows BJ's journey as he awakens in a mental institution, 14 years following the fateful events of the game's opening. Without his unbridled capacity for Nazi extermination, the scales of war rapidly tipped in the Nazi's favor, allowing them to rise to power as a force capable of world domination. During his time in the Asylum, he's attended to by a young nurse, Anya Oliwa, whom he shortly saves after awakening from a vegetative state. Under normal conditions, one might anticipate months of physical therapy to recover from full body paralysis for 14 years; however, through sheer willpower, BJ seemingly has retained all of his fine motor skills and muscle mass. It's these moments when the writers throw all logic out the window when the writing shines, as Wolfenstein: The New Order relishes in being an over-the top action game. Where Wolfenstein: The New Order falls short are the sequences intended to elicit different reactions from the character, particularly around BJ's choice at the beginning of the game, and his relationship with Anya.

At the beginning of Wolfenstein: The New Order, BJ makes what seems like an impossible choice; however, as I played both timelines simultaneously, it became clear that my choice was of very little consequence to the story. Every mission plays out exactly the same, with subtle changes to a few dialogues, and a handful of upgrades which are timeline specific. It became clear that certain assets were designed to be so similar aesthetically, that it didn't really matter which was present in a timeline. There are also side characters (one per timeline) who are unique to each; however, the interactions with these characters are limited. Within only a few chapters, I seriously questioned the design decision of even having to make a choice, as BJ's journey is identical no matter how the game begins.

Wolfenstein: The New Order utilizes a relatively small rogue's gallery of characters who support BJ on his mission against Deathshead. However, perhaps intentionally, these characters are caricatures whose entire dialogue consist of rattling off tropes. While this does lend itself a certain charm to the B movie style action adventure of Wolfenstein, it also makes their relationships wholly uninteresting. There are several moments in the story where BJ expresses concern for his comrades, which I found myself unable to empathize with as the player.

Putting aside the characters and narrative, most will come to this game for the gameplay, which is decently well designed for an FPS. BJ gains access to a wide arsenal of weapons ranging from knives, to laser rifles, to shot guns, which he can easily swap between to suit the enemies he's facing. Ammo, health, and armor are abundant resources, which promote a fast and aggressive gameplay style. However, what Wolfenstein: The New Order does quite well is provide the player with a range of options to approach combat encounters. Surprisingly, Wolfenstein: The New Order has a heavy stealth component, which can allow BJ to clear out an enemy zone, before it escalates due to an alarm. However, when fights do break out, BJ can utilize a fairly dynamic cover system, which lets him alternate his first person perspective in every direction. On Uber, many enemies hit significantly harder, so utilizing cover can be an effective way of reducing weaker enemies, before focusing attention on stronger foes. Many missions are very tightly written, which lend themselves to a more arcade-like playthrough, and can be finished in 10~20 mins. One point of friction were the cutscenes which often had no option to skip, making replaying the missions on the alternate timelines significantly less enjoyable.

While Wolfenstein: The New Order would not be at the top of my list for general recommendations to others, it's a very competently designed FPS action game, which is sometimes all one is seeking in a game. I found myself largely driven by a desire to participate in the shooting, rather than wanting to see where the story goes. Having now played Wolfenstein: Old Blood, and Wolfenstein: The New Order, I'm interested to play the next game in this franchise, to see how the gameplay further evolves.

This was more fun then Old blood. When you finish the game you kind of just sit there. It is better and still very challenging

so much fun going absolutely GORILLA mode on the Nazi scum, never stood a chance.. 8.2/10 play on hard dont be a little girl

really great and unique story + gameplay is fun, would recommend(you get to blow up nazis, what's not to love??)

Achievement Hunter Log: Game 3
Wolfestein the New Order

Difficulty: 4/10
Getting all the achievements is a fairly easy experience, just enjoy killing nazis. Okay, now for real, you can get all the achievements in one run, even tho the game has 2 story lines none of them prevent you to get all of them in one go, cause if yoy play on ÜBER and you go with a guide for the collectibles, you already have 75% done, you may have to repeat some chapters to get some of the leftover perks, but thats it.

Hardest Achievement:
"Vaporize"
I must say that playing on ÜBER wasnt as difficult as i expected, it was more unfair than it was difficult. For me the vaporize one was the trickiest one of all, and i needed to check a guide to find the best places to get it.


Overall score: 10/10
It is one of my all time fav games, the music, the AU story being better than any other fanfic out there and the fact that i feel good at a shooter when i know i am not.
Klaus death hits hard af

I loved the graphics and the guns. I mean unique guns and nice action. It does take concentration. You might be thinking that its easy to get over some stage but then it does give the fight back. Intense action and good story line. The end could have gotten better but then it would not have been game changing. He could have easily thrown the grenade but it was worth the price. The graphics are still competitive to latest software. Go for it.

Played it for the first time in 2015 - it was a solid shooter.

Just finished it for the second time a decade later - it's a masterpiece.

This game has aged like fine wine—especially when you consider the dumpster fire the AAA industry turned into afterwards.

Great, unique levels. Shooting feels amazing. Variety of enemies that forces you to think and experiment, especially on the highest difficulty. Perk & collectables system that later DOOM games clearly adapted for themselves. The game doesn't take itself seriously and isn't afraid of anything in the best way possible.

The only negative for me is performance issues. They aren't too bad, and can be fixed if you're patient enough to browse Google/Community page.

Was blowing up all kinds of Nazis in one timeline not enough Nazi-blowing-up for you? Do you think you might need a whole new timeline for blowing up Nazis? Wolfenstein: The New Order gives you not just one, but two brand new timelines* full of Nazis to blow up. You will absolutely be wading through rivers of Nazis in this game.

Disclaimer: the two timelines presented in this game have noticeable deviations throughout, but many story results will remain non-divergent between the two. The butterfly effect cannot guarantee two observed timelines will have majority-divergence for the total experience of events happening in the elapsed time-frame shared between both timelines, and many outcomes may remain the same across observations.

Hehe, very fun game....honestly think this is the great ancestor of the Doom Slayer

“Zwei Dinge sind unendlich, das Universum und die menschliche Dummheit, aber bei dem Universum bin ich mir noch nicht ganz sicher.” –Albert Einstein

Classic game just needed abit of tweaking to get it running above 60fps.

Do you want to visit a nazi prison, see your friend get his brain cut out, battle kampfhundar, Hide in a torpedo to get on a nazi u-boat, break out of a nazi prison, travel to the bottom of the ocean to a secret temple full of weapons, travel to nazi base on the moon, then this game is for you... bubi

The game is fun, i like the scenarios, the environments are very cool and the Nazi... are very creepy. 3 things i didnt like with it though.

1. Enemies are bullet sponges, you have to fire 15 bullets to kill a single soldier. It gets annoying quick so you need to gather so much ammo all the time.
2. Some situations you die really quick so you have to do like 10 15 tries until you complete a section and this makes it annoying.
3. Game does NOT run in 21:9 so if you have a widescreen monitor you have to run it with 2 black bars on each side in 16:9 which kind of sucks

I played on normal difficulty and it was hard at times with multiple deaths.

anya r so tweakin in this game, also the supersoldat r ridiculously op

Good FPS campaign game. I think it could have used a auto pickup for health and ammo as well as some more upgrades for the weapons, of which there could have been one or two more to fill other niches. I guess it was somewhat short but with my want for more upgrades and weapons a shorter run time made those problems less impactful. 7.5/10

Wolfensteiin: The New Order is my first game that I played in the Wolfenstein series and I enjoyed it a lot. The story was pretty good but unique because of course "What if the Nazis won World War II?" is one hell of question that people at some point in their history lesson must have thought of. The thing is that in this game Nazi's didn't just win the war they completely obliterated it and the world was in complete order,, other than few people of the resistance and our MC, the man, the myth, the legend, the one man army fighting the Goliath... William Joseph "B.J." Blazkowicz, his character showed depth through out the game,, he lost his brothers-in-arms, his 14 years in a hospital in a vegetative state and the moment we step into the world, it has been portrayed beautifully, the world-building in this game was truly fantastical. Also this game is a classic fps game so you shoot a lot with a mix of stealth and so the different weapons this game provided was a nice touch, they also keep upgrading through out your progression in the game and they get more sort of crazy.

The best part of this game was the "DUAL-WIELDING" which didn't only look cool but also felt cool while shooting, as I am just thrashing anyone in my sight, and you can dual wield any gun not just the AR but the shotguns too. This game has got good story which advances at a decent rate and won't feel lengthy or all over the place. It has got good graphics you can still enjoy this game and won't feel any type of lag or stutter. Overall the game's environment, plot and cinematic cut-scenes are all good and that is all someone needs to try this game. Also this game is treat for "Mecha" lovers because Nazi's have created machines that you typically see in movies like Star Wars.
8/10

Peak single player first person shooter experience. Of course it’s a series that needs no introduction but The New Order is a great game nonetheless. Well crafted campaign, tons of shooting, a good variety of weapons, stealth is optional and a welcoming addition to tackle the encounters. The story isn’t anything to boast about but it’s executed well and the characters feel diversified enough. Oh and you get to shoot nazis