![]() The Wolfenstein series' longtime hero - BJ Blazcowicz - returns, though he's deeper, better written, and more fleshed-out than he's ever been. Cutscenes are especially riddled with little touches that made them more believable - the twirling of a character's thumbs as he speaks, the subtle ashing of a cigarette, the nuance of rolled eyes - and there are relatable heroes to pull for and devilish villains to wish the worst upon alike. ![]() Walking into a setting I've seen so many times before, I didn't expect the high level of polish applied to Wolfenstein's exceptional writing. By 1960, the Nazis are everywhere, laying waste to their remaining opponents while cleansing the impure from society. In The New Order, Nazi Germany didn't only win World War II it completely dominates the globe.
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