Your health will only regenerate to the first multiple of 20, and you can collect health packs in excess of 100 points, although the bonus is temporary. THE NAZIS MUST PAY.Blazkowicz joins a scrappy resistance and exacts run-and-gun revenge in a manner that feels old-fashioned and decidedly PC (as in Personal Computer), complete with independent health and armor percentages. Worst of all, London has ditched fish and chips for sauerkraut and sausage. Stumbling out of a 14-year stint and stupor in a mental hospital (tremendous muscle mass curiously intact), he learns that the German army has taken over the entire world, its many technological victories documented in scraps of propaganda and newspapers that proclaim the Earth a calmer place under oppressive rule. He's the kind of guy who slaps the fear out of whimpering soldiers and gets them to thank him for it, sir.Īfter his allied assault smashes against the walls of General Deathshead's impregnable castle in 1946, Blazkowicz wakes up in an alternate reality of 1960. J." Blazkowicz, the blue-eyed Wolfenstein guy that's been kicking Hitler in the teeth since the early 90s. You know what you're getting into, for the most part.īut first you get into the burly mega-neck of William "B. The heroes are damaged and bitter, the enemies endlessly disposable, and the player's portrait gets dressed like a baby if he picks the easy mode.
Wolfenstein: The New Order is a brassy and unapologetic shooter – the kind of game that Nazis typically find themselves in.
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