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Dead enemies will supply most of the ammo and stock Blazkowicz's arsenal with new toys, but the black market will upgrade weapons for a price, which is where the limited amount of gold comes in. Players can travel between different areas of the city while pursuing their missions, and one of the reasons for exploration is the need for cash. The additional missions also give the streets of Isenstadt just enough of an open-world feel so that you can dodge bullets while searching for new opportunities it's an interesting approach, and I wish that more had been done with this. A journal points the way to the next story-related mission as well as any other opportunities that might arise from people you'll meet. Unlike its predecessor, Wolfenstein breaks the linear single-player progression through the game with a hub-based design around Isenstadt's relatively open streets, so you'll have access to optional missions and an upgrade system via the black market. A variety of highly charged pieces energize the fights, while a track inspired by John Williams' score for Indiana Jones lends just the right accent to mysterious scenes that feature Tesla coils and powers from beyond. Musician Bill Brown, no stranger to games or film, is back to present another gripping score by which to slaughter SS officers. It's also where Germans speak accented English and caricatured villains wait around every corner, but in Wolfenstein's occult world of supernatural science and over-the-top gore, it works. It might not be as visually demanding as Crysis, but it manages to build a world that is distinctly Wolfenstein.

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Fans of the old Soldier of Fortune series will also feel at home with the buckets of Havok-enhanced dismemberments and wrecked furniture left behind in Blaskowicz's wake. Swastikas hang above the doorways and beside the windowsills of a besieged city, Nazi propaganda posters are plastered on ruddy walls, the black-clad SS march through the streets, and bizarre occult power flows as Nazis conduct experiments within secret bases. As usual, Raven's artists have filled the landscape of the fictional city of Isenstadt with props and period pieces. History and fiction blend together to build a story that's packed with as much detail as its surroundings are. In true, daring hero style, Blazkowicz obliges, knowing that he'll get to mow down more Third Reich thugs along the way. A relic that Blazkowicz had recovered earlier may be related to the investigation, so the Office of Secret Actions sends him to find out what the goose-steppers may be up to and to stop it by any means necessary. Following up on RtCW's theme that the Third Reich's infatuation with the occult led to some amazing super-weapons, Wolfenstein takes that notion even further with the mysterious powers of the Veil.īlazkowicz returns in a new mission to investigate the Nazis' arcane obsession. Wolfenstein isn't so much a typical WWII-themed shooter as it is a fantastical 'what if?' adventure packed with gratuitous amounts of violent firepower. Blaskowicz, to perforate another army of Nazi scum. With Wolfenstein, Raven and id have brought back our hero, B.J. RtCW's sci-fi trappings, bizarre Nazi mysticism and addictive multiplayer kept us up into the wee hours of the night.

When the multiplayer demo for Return to Castle Wolfenstein was released eight years ago, I couldn't get enough of its class-based, objective-focused multiplayer - and neither could a lot of other people.

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