Wolfenstein: Youngblood

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A great game. I played the entire series and it became one of the best game series I've ever played.

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I've played all the other Wolfensteins and loved them. I played this game for 5 hours and realized how trash it was. The story is horrible and made me actually just walk away from the game. If this game had a better story the characters wouldn't be an issue but the story isn't good. Wish I could get a refund tbh.

Come one people... yes, it is not very much Wolfenstein but TNC wasn't also. Yes it is goofy at some point but TNC was also. Yes the sisters have some specific dialogues but you get used to them after a time. Aside from that there is a ton of good shooting and action, great graphics and sound. Why make a fuss? Just play and keep that trigger pulled!

Yes and No cuz the games cool as hell but ♥♥♥♥ do you get lost in this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ like all the damn time i'm in the german base and i can't find my way to save my life WTAF yo anyways it's fun when you can find your way around i'm currently lost as ♥♥♥♥ in that giant base.... please standby lol

Well, here we are. The newest installment of the Wolfenstein franchise. As I've gotten all the other games from a bundle, I blindly went into this one despite the criticism I've seen it receive. First thing to note is Co-op. Didn't know they would attempt to do something like Portal 2's co-op in a Nazi-killing game but okay. I had to host a private game because single player is apparently non-existent unless you count dragging around a bot partner that seems to have been trained exclusively to stand in the wrong place. Then comes gameplay. Played only the first mission (took about 30 minutes), and the entire game has been watered down into some RPG-styled shooter where everything revolves around powering yourself up and watching the numbers go up. But more importantly, it changes the feeling of actually killing enemies. In the previous games, clearing an area could involve actual planning, like figuring out where the commanders were, whether to stay quiet or go loud, picking off enemies without alerting others and getting that satisfying feeling when the whole area had been cleared because you actually executed your approach properly. This is all gone, replaced with entering an area, shooting whatever is in front of you, moving towards the next objective and repeat. Stealth feels less meaningful and killing enemies starts to feel like something you do because the game put them there rather than because you made an interesting decision about how to deal with them. There's still fun to be had in the shooting itself, but the dopamine of successfully dismantling an enemy position is mostly missing. The bot partner is as incompetent as you'd expect, which becomes particularly funny considering the entire game is built around having a second person with you. The protagonists are immature to the point where it doesn't even feel like they're living in the same world as the previous games. This is supposed to be the 1980s after decades of Nazi rule, technological advancement and everything that happened in the previous games, yet the characters frequently sound like two teenagers who just discovered that swearing is funny. The storyline also feels disconnected from what came before it. A lot of the lore, atmosphere and whatever realism Wolfenstein had left seems to have been thrown out the window. Even The New Colossus, despite being significantly more exaggerated and ridiculous than The New Order, still had serious moments and enough worldbuilding to make the story feel grounded. Youngblood feels like The New Colossus was taken apart, all the recognizable pieces were put into a blender and someone decided the missing pieces could be replaced with RPG mechanics. Less of a continuation of the series and more like someone made a completely different game and remembered halfway through development that they had the Wolfenstein license. If you're getting it as part of a bundle with the other games, sure the other titles make the price worth it. But buying Youngblood by itself? I'd rather just replay The New Order.