
Wolfenstein: Youngblood is the first modern co-op Wolfenstein adventure. Team up with a friend or play solo as one of BJ Blazkowicz’s twin daughters and wield a powerful arsenal of new weapons, gadgets, and abilities to liberate Paris from the Nazis.
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Eu já passei por crises de vomito que não me deram tanto nojo quanto esse jogo me deu. Esse jogo não consegue te entreter a menos que você jogue com algum amigo com qi sub 60, a parte mais divertida desse jogo devem ser as telas de carregamento. Os dialogos desse jogo tem absolutamente nenhuma profundidade,; o Max Hassdos outros jogos conseguia te entregar mais emoção com um dialogo solo do que esse jogo inteiro (obs: a unica coisa que o Max Fala é Max Hass)
Хорошая игрушка, а с другом так вобще агонь
mas crasheos imposible
⭐☆☆☆☆ (1/5 stars) Wolfenstein: Youngblood WHAT THE ACTUAL ♥♥♥♥ DID I JUST PLAY? How is a 2018 game managing to look worse than games from 2010? Everything in this game looks like garbage. The graphics are so downgraded it honestly looks like Sims 3 characters on ultra settings. The stealth gameplay? Yeah… nah. You can do stealth, but it barely works because you can’t reliably take enemies out with a silenced weapon anymore you often need to shoot them like 10 times in the head for them to go down. So what’s even the point of stealth at that point? And it feels like they want “noob friendly” help forced on you the entire time. There’s a constant health bar above enemies showing exactly how much damage you’re doing, like the game is trying to babysit every single fight instead of letting you figure things out yourself. The map and progression also feel way worse compared to the older games. Instead of smooth flow like before, you constantly get forced into stuff like security codes just to open doors. Even in the first sections, you’re basically made to stop and input codes over and over just to progress, instead of actually playing naturally. Wolfenstein: Youngblood just feels like a massive downgrade in almost every way gameplay, pacing, and design choices included.
10 hour janky experience online. truly a game of all time
Me encanta la saga Wolfenstein, pero esto es horrible en muchos sentidos y me duele porque dentro de este título tenemos cosas buenas. Para empezar, si juegas a la saga por completo y llegas a este juego, te vas a dar cuenta de varias cosas; una de ellas es que ahora los enemigos tienen niveles, lo cual tira por tierra muchas mecánicas de los anteriores juegos. Esto chirría aún más cuando la historia y muchas de las mecánicas se mantienen de los anteriores juegos; un ejemplo: Wolfenstein: New Order -> Tiro a la cabeza = muerte instantánea. Wolfenstein: Youngblood -> Tiro a la cabeza = no le hace apenas nada, todo cristo te dispara. También que las armas se mejoren con dinero te obliga a investigar mucho los mapas, cosa que en otros juegos, incluso de la saga están bien, pero en este es por necesidad no por curiosidad. Quitando el hecho de que sea un juego cooperativo online, lo cual me parece bien, está muy mal gestionado. Ahora de repente tenemos varios tipos de dineros como en un juego MMO o un Gatcha para comprar cosméticos y cosas varias. Ridículo. Y ahora a por lo que más me duele, las protas e historia... ¿Cómo leches me tengo que tomar este cambio? Entiendo que son las hijas de Blazkowicz, pero son dos completas desconocidas a estas alturas de la historia, todo a costa de envejecer al protagonista de la saga sin venir a cuento; son completamente idiotas y poco interesantes de jugar, pero vale, quitando eso queda un juego "decentillo" si quitásemos todo lo de Wolfenstein de este juego. Así que, ¿por qué narices le llamas Wolfenstein? Crea una nueva IP cooperativa que tenga sus propias normas, estas normas. Todo mal, y lo que más me duele es que al jugarlo me lo paso bien, pero tiene cientos de cosas jugando que chirrían y hacen que la experiencia sea miserable; ojalá no fuese un Wolfenstein.
Worst Wolfenstein game in the franchise. Whoever greenlit this atrocity must have been a lobotomite
Awful.
much nazi to kill
I got One-shot on the third mission like 19 times in a row in this the game and all of the enemys are invincible for some reason
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