Youngblood is clearly the black sheep of the Wolfenstein reboot games. It's impossible to deny that, and I don't necessarily disagree.
It certainly isn't the fine-tuned, character-driven experience of its predecessors, but make no mistake: Wolfenstein Youngblood is a good game.
It retains all the fun of crushing platoons of Nazis, and it's still an interesting, exciting entry in B.J. Blazkowicz's saga, as it sets up a great many things that could make Wolfenstein 3 (whenever that eventually arrives) an unforgettable conclusion to a brilliant FPS franchise.
It certainly isn't the fine-tuned, character-driven experience of its predecessors, but make no mistake: Wolfenstein Youngblood is a good game.
It retains all the fun of crushing platoons of Nazis, and it's still an interesting, exciting entry in B.J. Blazkowicz's saga, as it sets up a great many things that could make Wolfenstein 3 (whenever that eventually arrives) an unforgettable conclusion to a brilliant FPS franchise.