Posted on: June 4, 2025

thereal2enr

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I really really enjoy this game

Currently still playing, not gonna lie - I missed playing these type of games, without even knowing it.

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Posted on: July 10, 2025

FreeFood024

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runs really well on older pc's

no crashes, no dips in fps, solid wolenstein game.

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Edited on: September 30, 2025

Posted on: September 30, 2025

RipTearEviscerate

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Bethesda / ID - FPS masters

So happy this is DRM-free. Great work, GOG. I had this on Steam previously. Bought the Doom 16 bundle on sale with the OST. It seems every team in Bethesda is doing its best to deliver an unmatched game quality that players have not seen in any of the company's previous games. Bethesda has been glorified for its numerous RPGs and first-person shooters that have gained very high scores and positive game reviews. Bethesda’s reputation may rest on sprawling RPGs and post-apocalyptic open worlds, but the publisher has also quietly become one of the most consistent backers of top-tier shooters. From over-the-top boomerang chaos to high-speed demon slaying, its portfolio includes some of the most inventive, brutal, and stylish first-person games of the last two decades.

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Posted on: August 10, 2022

skraem0

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Action, Bullets, and Space Nazis

This game obviously came out a while ago but I do like the premise of a world that went fully under after WW2, setting is brilliant and the visuals held up really well with time too. The game isnt too restrictive and allows most players to find their own prefered playstyle, each skill tree felt rewarding to progress and made a tangible difference to the following missions. The rate at which you gain momentum is frequently changed while some missions are big explosion fests, you do get nice narrative breaks inbetween inside the little mission hub. Each mission did feel unique from the rest too, who would have thought Nazi's in space would be cool (treyarch did but i digress) The soundtrack is nicely highlighted in select moments to give the game more "OOMPH" but otherwise is pretty standard, a good standard however with appropriate tones and harsh thrashes in battle, it is easy to see how composer mick gordon would refine certain aspects into Doom 4, The difficulty of the game is quite high, Granted i played on the second hardest so perhaps i was asking for it but enemies had good aim, shot often and the health you obtain melts away like butter if you arent wearing any armor, which led me to use a more stealthy approach when possible, but not always as sometimes BJ cashes through a window and all elements of surprise are lost. the exploration in this game is amazing however, i had a few upgrades I found for the laster gun which made my experiecne dramatically different, despite this I can tell the levels are still designed reasonably enough so that if you miss these you are still able to fight. the performance however is abysmal, on my pc from the year 2020, i am not able to get a proper stable framerate, i had to open the console and type "jobs_numthreads 1" becuase apparently this improved things, to a small degree. but it ran "okayish" enough for mt to not be too mad at my monitor. buy if you like shooters, hate nazis, and are a fan of alternate history.

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Posted on: January 6, 2024

Mechthorian

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Still a masterpiece 10 years later

There's a slight misconception that this was the first FPS to be set in a world where the Nazis won WWII; but it's actually the *third,* behind Mortyr (1999) and Turning Point: Fall of Liberty (2008). Two obscure, janky titles that aren't really worth playing beyond pure curiosity. Wolfenstein: The New Order was the first game to nail it. The setting is as bleak and depressing as its dystopian setting warrants, relying on an introspective protagonist, poetic dialogue, gorgeous scenery, and a classic Mick Gordon soundtrack to move the plot. There's no point where you can just flip a switch and save the world, because the fight is already *lost*. You feel more like a pebble in the shoe of the cruel dictators ruling the world, striking back in whatever ways you can against an invincible enemy. The cruelty of the Nazi regime is put on full display, albeit with a science fiction flair. Mass graves, vivisection, panopticons, slavery, and copious amounts of body horror make this possibly the most accurate and gruesome depiction of Nazi atrocities in gaming. And at the end of the day, it's also just an excellent shooter. Crisp feedback and powerful guns, mixed with great level design, make you feel like an 80s action hero outmatched against a much more powerful enemy. A few miniboss enemies are typically sprinkled in with a much larger horde of grunts, forcing you to learn the map and avoid killzones. If the hallway in the middle is dominated by a giant robot, then you'd best save him for last, and stick to the smaller corridors where the grunts funnel through. But even then, you still might need to retreat if you find yourself getting flanked. It's a constant tug of war between holding out, and pushing for better cover and pickups. On top of all that, if you aren't sure about the price, just wishlist it. It gets dirt cheap during sales. You'll be glad you waited.

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