Good evening to all Gamers! I hope everyone is well. Today I bought a new game that I had on Epic Games and I didn't know. Among so many gifts, one forgets all the games one has. Well, I set myself the task of passing or trying to pass all those that catch my attention, and well today's game was one of them; Wolfenstein The New Order. I had never played any title in this franchise before, I know there are several and they have been released for various consoles, however, I had never tried one.
If you want to play a good shooting game for a long time, what better than trying this one once and for all? It is not and has not been a big surprise for me, another game from the Second World War, however it is quite strange, I think this game belongs or is the continuation of a saga because they talk a lot about a certain Calavera that they have faced before, It reminds me of the whole Hydra, Redskull theme from Capital America.
The war is going on in 1946 and the soldiers of the Nazi army have relentless technology and weapons compared to the North American army. From what I see we have arrived at Calavera's fortress and we must locate him to kill him, I don't know if this is just the first part of the game or if the entire game takes place in the complex where we are fighting, I don't know yet, I hope to find out soon, However, the game does not have too many arcade elements to be a modern game, I don't know if it's on purpose, but in many cases, it feels like you're playing Call Of Duty 2.
It is not because of a graphics issue since the game looks quite good and superior to any game of that time, but there is something in the dynamics of the mission and its progress that makes this feel that way.
I can't say that it's a bad game, besides the fact that the story catches my attention and I want to see how everything unfolds with the technologically modified super soldiers, but I can't say that it's something out of this world either. So well these are my first impressions of Wolfenstein's The New Order, see you in the next post.
