Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

released on Oct 26, 2017

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is the eleventh installment of the Wolfenstein series and a sequel to the 2014's Wolfenstein: The New Order. The game follows the main protagonist, William Joseph "B.J." Blazkowicz, in his efforts to ignite a Second American Revolution. The game is played from a first-person perspective and most of its levels are navigated on foot. The story is arranged in chapters, which players complete in order to progress. A binary choice in the prologue alters the game's entire storyline; some characters and small plot points are replaced throughout the timelines. The game features a variety of weapons, most of which can be dual wielded. A cover system is also present.


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Chafibueno! Excelente shooter, absurda historia clásica de una película de serie B, personajes carismáticos y escenario perfecto para un género. Algunos aspectos de la base central me desesperaron, pero en general es un buen juego violento para pasar el rato.

not a big fan of some differences from the games before, like weapon wheels for it takes too long to choose a weapon while in a gunfight. didn't like how it started with sluggish controls and bullet sponge enemies, felt like it was torture at the beginning. but damn... this game has some of the greatest cinematics i've seen, has such great storytelling, and such a personality.

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A very impressive sequel, that keeps the same intense guns-a-blazing action, and improves it to keep that same level of fun. Wolfenstein II's main campaign is very well written just like the first, although some incredibly silly and unrealistic parts in the story make the game feel less gritty and realistic as the first. Saying that, Wolfenstein II still delivers a fantastic story about the terrifying thought of the Nazi's winning WW2. This topic is again done very well, adding to the base game and enhancing the story to keep the fun alive.

Masterpiece except the writing can be painfully obvious or even just painful at times. I agree with every political point that's made here, and even then I can't bear it.

However. One of the DLC characters is voiced by Claudia Black. You can play that DLC and pretend that you're playing as Morrigan Dragon Age, but somebody had the bad idea of giving her a gun. Masterpiece.

One of the most off-the-walls games I’ve ever played. Shooting mechanics are great, but the story is what glued me in from the start. The New Order is good, but this game improves on it in every way.