By entering a new time period fully disconnected from real events, the game is able to flex its creative muscle even more. Even after taking liberties with history, keeping the game in WWII can only bend things so much. The time-jump aspect could have come across as gimmicky and dull, but it's one of the game's biggest strengths. In this timeline, the Nazis won WWII and continued their campaign to turn Europe (and most of the rest of the world) into an Orwellian dystopia filled with giant machines, concentration camps, mechs, cyborgs, and more. The 1960s are very different than the one we all know. It's set pieces are fantastic, delivering proper spectacle while remaining grounded enough that it didn't feel like the game was just trying to one-up itself at every turn. Save for a little bit in the late-middle where I felt things dragged a bit, the campaign was consistently entertaining and kept me wanting more. A few robotic dogs and evil psychopaths later, and Blazkowicz gets put in a vegetative state. BJ and his squad of fighters are tasked with infiltrating a Nazi stronghold towards the end of WWII. The story in Wolfenstein: The New Order starts off like a fairly standard Wolfenstein adventure in its prologue mission. MachineGames has done an excellent job crafting a story that both honors the themes of games past and acts as a fantastic entry point for newcomers. Use the above links or scroll down see all to the Xbox 360 cheats we have available for Wolfenstein: The New Order. Though there have been quite a few games already released in the series, the story being told here is very self-contained. The New Order largely leaves the paranormal side of that behind, instead playing much more as a science fiction adventure. Along with standard soldiers, Blazkowics has also taken down robotic animals, mechs, ghosts, zombies, and more in his decades-old quest against the Third Reich. The kicker is, in the world of Wolfenstein, the Nazis have a penchant for the paranormal and scientifically fictitious. J.” Blazkowicz, a Jewish American soldier tasked with taking on the Nazis.
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I went in expecting a game that would let me turn of my brain and enjoy the ride, but it instead drew me in and kept me engaged through excellent characters, a worth-while story, and a world I still want to see more of. Don't get me wrong, it's still very much about running around like a badass dual wielding machine guns to shoot everything with a swastika on it, but it's also got an unexpected amount of heart. That being said, MachineGames' Wolfenstein: The New Order surprised me. I mean that in the world of internet leaks, gameplay clips, and preview articles it's become rare for a game to surprise the world with what exactly it is. I don't mean in terms of quality – that happens all the time. It's a lot harder for a game to be surprising than it once was.
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