Wolfenstein: The New Order

Ana karakter ölmüyo naparsan yap ölmüyo. Fili devirecek kadar anestezi enjekte ediyolar 5dk sonra ayağa kalkıyo 2 tane dev meka'yı indiriyo. Ağzının içinde el bombası patlıyo ölmüyo. 10 kere bıçaklanıyo ölmüyo. Çok güzel oyun ama oynadığım en iyi fpslerden.

good for a quick blast

Great game play, lots of fun

A spectacular fps that still holds up to this day. The combat and exploration flow together very nicely, and the story is surprisingly deep and coherent. The characters have some really amazing depth and the game does a great job making you actually care for them. The environments are diverse and feel very alive. If you see this, please give this game a try!

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one of the best shooters of our generation the highest difficulty punishes mistakes but is never unfair the game is consistenly engaging and never feels sluggish even outside of sales it is worth your time and money

perfect mix of difficulty and fun. i died many times on Uber difficulty but it was not unbearable. this game also unironically has the best lean mechanic in all of the FPS genre.

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the game is some what confusing, unclear where to go or what is the weakness of some robots (had to find them the hard way, maybe its skill issue) especially in middle combat, or some weird sub tasks like searching for mold look for that key inside a big A** extremly messy appartment etc... and the shaking while running (the fov looks like its "oscilating" side to side) can cause headache and ***SPOILER ALERT*** while im about to play the others in the series, the ending in this is extremly unbeliavble considering all the extreme stunts blascowiz does before, couldve easily drop the grenade to the floor and push deatshead body onto it i was expecting more like "doom-style" game but maybe thats on me - was some what dissappointing 5/10

Wolfenstein: The New Order is the standard for what a modern shooter should be. Guns feel exceptional and distinct, the narrative is somehow both cartoonishly over-the-top and heartbreakingly serious, and there are collectibles galore for the collectathon sickos. The length (15ish hours) felt just right for a single playthrough, though there are two narrative paths and multiple difficulty options to enhance replayability. The worldbuilding was highly compelling and I found myself getting lost reading the in-game notes and listening to the audio logs. It's obvious how much care and attention the developers at MachineGames gave to this series, and I truly hope we haven't seen the last of it.