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Wolfenstein (2009) launched on August 18, 2009 (Image via Activision \| YouTube/@GameArmy) Wolfenstein (2009) was relea ...

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Everything that made Wolfenstein: The New Order an excellent single-player first-person shooter is dialed up for round two. With a cast of instantly likeable heroes and bone-chilling villains ...

Wolfenstein: The New Order has been described, in some largely positive reviews, as "competent" but "mostly unremarkable." I beg to differ. There's something about the game that is so much more ...

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Their work has been featured in IGN, Digital Trends, Game Developer, and more. MachineGames’ Wolfenstein: The New Order and its sequel, The New Colossus, have set a precedent for how to utilize ...

Now that Wolfenstein: Youngblood is out in the wild, we decided it would be a good time to round up the most batsh*t insane moments in MachineGames’ Wolfenstein series so far, which was a hard ...

Things like that. Less Hemingway, more Vonnegut. Wolfenstein: The New Order has moments where it tries to remind you that war's chief consequence is suffering. Among its furious gunfights and ...

MachineGames takes the reins of id Software’s Wolfenstein to create a game that combines the familiar with the modern, implementing old-school, first-person shooter mechanics with an updated twist.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. "This ain’t war, but the breaking of seals. The undoing of life itself.” BJ Blazkowicz ...

Here’s how it works. Forget your Doom, your Quakes, and your Half-Lifes. Wolfenstein 3D, you see, is the tobacco-chewing, shotgun-cradling, vaguely inappropriate but highly charismatic grandaddy ...