
Wolfenstein®: The Old Blood™ is a standalone prequel to the critically acclaimed first-person action-adventure shooter, Wolfenstein®: The New Order. This adventure spans eight chapters and features the hallmarks of MachineGames – thrilling action, immersive story, and intense FPS combat.
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[h1]Comentario Analítico: "Wolfenstein: The Old Blood"[/h1] The Old Blood funge como precuela para el mítico reboot de Wolfenstein, véase The New Order, esta vez aprovechando que acontece en 1946 para adoptar escenarios pertinentes a su interpretación de la Segunda Guerra Mundial de la que tan sólo pudimos ver unos fragmentos en el Prólogo de The New Order. Mecánicamente es reiterativo, la certeza de la acción inmediata de The New Order sigue ahí pero repartida en dos partes (O Actos) divididos en un total de 8 capítulos. Pese a no ser su punto focal, al primer acto se lo destaca por un sigilo tan mecánicamente simple que casi pareciera ser un Delusional Cosplayer de Dishonored; mientras que la segunda mitad (O el segundo Acto) se asemeja más a aquello por lo que esta franquicia es conocida: Las galerías de tiros de alto octanaje gratificantes por cuán desenfadadas y casi estúpidas son, en especial considerando que de la nada estamos enfrentándonos a (los sobreutilizados pero no por eso menos divertidos de matar) Nazis Zombies, lo que me tomó muy por sorpresa incluso si éstos eran sugeridos en algunos documentos del primer Acto jajaja no esperé que estos reboots volvieran a ir por esa ruta. Me gusta que se tarde en soltarte los zombies en lugar de hacerlos un enemigo habitual desde el comienzo, es así que logra conservarse dinámico. Personalmente hubiera eliminado cualquier segmento de sigilo y los hubiera convertido en galerías convencionales, al final creo que la mayoría de jugadores (Yo incluido) vamos a cansarnos de cuan simple es ir escondiéndonos y vamos a agarrarnos a los escopetazos incluso si el juego apremiase a quien vaya de puntitas; Somos B.J. (Blow Job) Blazkowicz, un armatoste de carne, al fin y al cabo. [b]¿En conclusión?[/b] Me gustó mucho más de lo que entré esperando.
all in all it's very much like [i]wolfenstein: the new order[/i] (duh!) but more light-hearted and actually more fun! this one feels 100% like a proper [i]wolfenstein[/i] game. sadly movement is still sluggish like in the last game with all the associated unpleasantness. stealth is a side note with not even the darkest corners of the map giving you any increase in concealment. but that's ok. [i]wolfenstein[/i] games aren't exactly known for being sneaky and subtle. finishing the game took 13 hours with ocd-levels of map exploration and getting all the combat perks unlocked. 26 hours in total for 100% achievements. the challenge levels were a pain in the neck and totally unnecessary. oh well, the things you do for another 100%... back to my review of [i]wolfenstein: the new order[/i]: https://steamcommunity.com/id/Meister_Leuchte/recommended/201810/
Тоже отличная игра! Кайфовал! Замок, нацисты и альтернативная история. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2937350781
Muito Melhor do que eu me lembrava cara. É um prequel da saga basicamente muito bom
I was one of the people who genuinely enjoyed this game. The story was decent. I 100% it and was pretty happy that it didn't take too long. My biggest criticism is that this is the buggiest Wolfenstein game I've played so far, so it was a shame that I had to restart a lot of events, such as having to redo several challenge maps for the gold medals. I thank my girlfriend for donating this game to me.
Pretty fun prequel
The Wolfenstein series is a great reminder of how good a focused single-player FPS can be. No bloated multiplayer systems, battle passes, or endless filler — just fast, polished gunplay, incredible weapon feel, and a campaign that keeps the action moving from start to finish. Every gun feels powerful, the pacing stays tight, and the games never lose sight of what makes shooters fun. I wish more modern FPS games focused on this kind of pure, gameplay-first experience. My ranking: though I still recommend all of them 1.Wolfenstein: The Old Blood 2.Wolfenstein: The New Order 3.Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus 4.Wolfenstein: Youngblood
Really enjoyed getting to infiltrate Castle Wolfenstein in this one, the village section was a nice change of scenery and I loved how this one leaned into the paranormal more than the New Order. Feels and plays exactly like the first game so it's just more of what was already great.
Wolfenstein The Old Blood is a really good prequel to The New Order. Both games share similar gameplay and graphics, although you get some new stuff in it to really spice up the gameplay a bit. The game does have the emotional storytelling like The New Order, although it focuses more on the adventure side of things while also keeping it dramatic, which works really well. This is the shortest game of the trilogy series, only coming in at 4-5 hours long, so it does feel a bit fast paced at times. I really liked the new characters in this game, especially the villains, but since the game is short, there isn't that much focus given to them which honestly kinda sucks. But still I really liked this game and despite its runtime, it was honestly more enjoyable compared to the New Colossus if I have to be honest. 8.2/10 - Both the New Order and Old Blood are definitely worth checking out.
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