The year’s 1960 and Germany has assumed control over the world, ruling over with hi-tech weaponry and monstrous robots. Once the prologue’s over you’re back in control of the action hero to end all action heroes, B.J. It’s history rewritten and it’s a bizarre pulpy insight into what might have been. An atom bomb dropped on Manhattan was enough to bring the US to its knees, and the rest of the world followed suit. The premise of Wolfenstein: The New Order is the Nazis won World War 2, bringing practically the entire planet under the Reich’s control. This happens a lot in Wolfenstein: The New Order, because it’s a blast from the past with a nice enough lick of paint, and a heavy nod to Tarantino, to make the whole thing seem so worthwhile…
Where you’re blasting away and you can’t quite hide the grin plastered across your mug. While a lot of games strive to make great strides forward for gaming, there’s a lot to be said for looking back at exactly what made some games from yesteryear so damn good.
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