Wolfenstein: The New Order 30-minute gameplay video storms the castle
Wolfenstein: The New Order looks to go into an alternate history, but there's still a matter of running through certain aspects of World War II. Check out one of the opening stages in a 30-minute gameplay video released by Bethesda.
Bethesda and MachineGames seeking to go into an alternate history with the upcoming Wolfenstein: The New Order. But before the Nazis take over, the game's introduction appears to unfold like a standard Wolfenstein story. You can check out a portion of it for yourself in a new 30-minute gameplay video released by Bethesda.
The Wolfenstein developers offer a first-hand look at one of The New Order's opening stages, which was previously shown off at PAX East. This level sees BK Blazkowicz storming Castle Wolfenstein, a scenario that Shacknews got to check out for our preview back in February.
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Wolfenstein: The New Order looks to go into an alternate history, but there's still a matter of running through certain aspects of World War II. Check out one of the opening stages in a 30-minute gameplay video released by Bethesda.-
Want to watch, but alas that's too much to spoil.
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Spoiler: The Nazis lose
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Spoiler: or do they?
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looks pretty generic, but doesn't mean it won't be fun!
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I dont get why they release such long videos. =(
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Yoummy Lemmon cookies - haven't had these before but if the previous Defcon Yum treats I have had are any indication . . . these will be AWESOME!
so yum! :)-
nice mis-reply damnit
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I think the $60 price point is a mistake for 99% of all games, especially for a single player game.
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Raven's Wolfenstein seems more ambitious than this. What's unique about this game? It has a new setting (a mash-up of Quentin Tarantino and Man in the High Castle) but what does it do mechanically to stand out?
Highly recommend checking out Raven's game. It's an open-world shooter, with incredible weapon feedback, neat powers, a fantastic loot system and over-the-top physics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqIdclQhL5o
Prey 2 looked way more interesting than New Order :(-
Wolfenstein 2009 isn't "open-world"; it's more of a Hexenish hub-spoke setup, where the spokes lead to mission levels that are linear, but very nicely detailed. That said, as much as others might deride it as a me-too shooter, it's a very competent FPS game in terms of mechanics, even if it's relatively shallow on story. (You didn't seriously get a Raven FPS game for deep storyline, did you?)
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The boss fights were awful however
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Yeah, they were bad, but at least they were easy. So, on par with Quake 2 boss fights, then.
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True. Hub's are a better way of describing Wolf 2009. But they're pretty generous. I spent loads of time exploring for alternate routes and secrets.
I very rarely care if a game has a good story. I'm sure MachineGames Wolf will be a competent shooter. It just looks a little vanilla.
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Looking past the 4-5 year technology gap to even the playing field, I think the actual act of shooting looks way more satisfying in Raven's game.
PC Gamer's Evan Lahti went hands-on with New Order and came away with similar impressions. http://www.pcgamer.com/2014/02/25/pc-gamer-podcast-373-hocus-focus-mode/
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This actually put me in mind of: "CoD2, MoH:Airborne...OH! That last Wolfenstein! And some Far Cry 3 Takedownage, for luck."
I like all those games, so I'm now kind of curious. They won't get $60 from me, but can they make it as a $30-35 game? Or will is it have to drop all the way to $15-20?
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XBone gameplay here?
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Probably PC played with a 360 controller. Quite excited for this - I mostly play RPGs but I do like old school type shooters and seeing the armor plus non regenerating health ( I think your health will regen up until 20) set up and the ridiculous gore has me looking forward to this. I like innovation as much as anybody but I don't mind a game that does not do anything new as long as it does what it does well.
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Yes I agree with your last statement. I think this new Wolfenstein might end up being like Call of Juarez Gunslinger, a game that excels at all things FPS while keeping to the basics and is FUN to play. I don't think I'll drop $60 on it though seems like it will need to drop down to $20 before it's a buy.
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In my opinion this game looks good. I think some of the people who disagree are wanting the game to be something it's not. If you can just appreciate the game for what it is this looks pretty promising.
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Has anyone talked about this yet?: http://www.wolfenstein.com/en-us/site
There's a section of the game's website that has various 60's US/UK pop and rock music re-imagined with German performers, complete with album art.-
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No multi at that price? hell no.
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