Wolfenstein: The New Order - Nowhere to Run

sweet weapons

Looks really cool to me. I actually want to play it now. The action and the shooting look really good and that's what really matters in a shooter anyway. The levels, like the one at the museum that was shown last year, look wide open. I'm hoping that will make the game a little more replayable.

The police car at about 55 seconds has a very typical American muscle car look. Doesn't it seem unlikely that look would exist given the alternate history?

It's not important really, just a thought that entered my mind :).

Looks promising..

Can't wait to see more.

Holy Hell this looks like an awesome game.

The FPS genre saviour. Can't ****ing wait to get it :P

@gameroutlawzz

Yet ultimately, Duke Nukem 3D had linear levels anyway - the different paths merely reached around to touch each other.

@mkeezay22

Half-Life 2 might have been ground-breaking for its time, but there had been many other games which try to do what it does - just look at the Metro titles. Shooters which try to do "excellent gameplay and story" like Half-Life 2 are a dime a dozen nowadays, I would say.

Really, these are games of generations-past. To me, the present-day ones are cookie-cutters, but the older ones are not necessarily better just because they were the originals - they were the trend-starters which eventually inspired so many been-there-done-that titles.

I, for one, don't want another game like Duke Nukem 3D and Half-Life 2, i.e. rehashes - I want something convincingly new and refreshing.

This next Wolfenstein title doesn't seem to fit that, by the way.

*yawn* More story-focused SP FPS games with bland,linear level designs. I swear we'll never get a game as great as Duke 3D which actually favorised exploration and gameplay over dialogues,cut-scenes and other BS plaguing the market nowadays.