I'm glad to have played "The New Order", "Old Blood", and The New Colossus.

This game alone made me viewed B.J. Blazkowicz as one of my top 10 best well-written male character.

All of Blazkowicz's friends are memorable and authentic.

My favorite ost from The New Colossus is "Above The Law". This ost got my heart pumping fast and got me as motivated as Vergil from DMC 5.

11 out of 10. (Strongly recommended playing this game.)

Solid shooter that builds on well-established mechanics in new settings and against new enemies. Extremely visceral effects + sounds: TNO and Old Blood bring some of the most satisfying kills on armored infantry in the entire FPS genre, and Wolf II is also blessed with great feeling kills.

Higher difficulties are not perfect, it runs into the same issues as high difficulty CoD where you get wasted by a singular enemy hiding in an awkward dark spot, but still rewarding. Very strong creative direction, you'll get an unlimited stream of monsters, machines, unique landscapes and sci-fi presentations rendered in the highest quality of its era (to say nothing of the delicious cassette-core interiors of the Venus base).

Where the rest of the reboot series took place in fairly consistent levels, Wolf II decides for for variety and novelty. It's rich, concentrated, and varied here. Where it lacks the poetry and soul of TNO's writing, it compensates with visual splendor, and I find myself wanting to return to Wolf II more often than the rest of the series because an image will pop into my head. Like future mechas defending the bombed out base of a Manhattan skyscraper, or leering in at unaware Nazi commanders through reinforced glass windows on Venus to plan my stealth attack once inside. It sticks with you.

There is one crowning flaw, which is the needle drop choice at the end credits, like a chunk of coal on top of an ice cream sundae. Great game, but that song... Also, they never made any good DLC for it. Regularly goes on sale for $6 USD.

I absolutely love this game! It's incredibly fast-paced and action-packed, filled with blood, gore, and awesome guns. The storyline is captivating, and the campaign is fantastic. Plus, there are fun mini-games like the combat simulator and more. As a gamer who grew up with old-school systems, it's exciting to see what Bethesda has done with classic shooters, especially with the new Doom games.