Posted on: March 25, 2025

mndbell1
Games: 50 Reviews: 3
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Both GOG and steam ports are AWFUL. Unplayable, and absolutely no fix(s) in sight. You have been warned
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Posted on: March 25, 2025

mndbell1
Games: 50 Reviews: 3
READ THE REVIEWS B4 YOU BUY
Both GOG and steam ports are AWFUL. Unplayable, and absolutely no fix(s) in sight. You have been warned
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Posted on: April 10, 2024

c1ph3r_z3r0
Games: 253 Reviews: 1
Good sequel... for fans only?
I may be biased because I'm impressed with how Machine Games/Bethesda handled this reboot in nearly every way, but I enjoyed this oddball of a sequel. It's not quite what you expect, for better or for worse. It has a "pull the floor out from under you" moment just like the previous two, but they maybe step a little too far into "comic-book realism" territory for some... still, not so much that you can't get used to it. Some people gripe but the overall game has an interesting design in that the "story" part is essentially half (or even a third?) of the game - it's a fairly quick sequel story, followed by simple "assassinate key nazis" missions which although is a fun concept could have been designed better (they basically reuse location maps from the main game but you go through them backwards). It's repetitive but fun enough if you just feel like blowing nazis away. The DLCs are actually OK, although like the main game they don't have perfect writing. You get to play a different character in each one, and again, although the concept is kind of cool, it isn't perfectly executed. (And the first DLC has a weird glitch that corrupts the save game at a certain point, so watch out for that). Overall, I think in an effort to make a fresh new experience for the franchise, they maybe tried too hard and it is spread thin in areas. This game is all over the place and if you're looking for an experience like the previous two, this isn't it, but for people who are completionists and/or dig the story, definitely get it. It's not as bad as all that.
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Posted on: August 18, 2022

Louard_le_Barbare
Games: 295 Reviews: 126
Flawed… but better than you’ve been told
To this day, The New Colossus suffers from a mixed-to-negative reputation, which I think is mostly unwarranted: it’s a really fun game. Granted, it has its flaws. I agree with the common criticism that the tone is... all over the place. While previous games managed to struck a delicate balance between pulpy antics and crude depictions of Nazi atrocities, in TNC, it’s not uncommon to have a really bleak and shocking scene followed by toilet humor: not the best way to handle this story, plus the cutscenes can’t be skipped. Still, it’s well-written. The characters are fun, the dialogues are solid and the worldbuilding is good. It also looks pretty great. TNC’s game design also has its faults : some levels feel too short and the path you need to take to progress can be unclear. There are too many stealth sequences, and they are way more frustrating than they were in The New Order. As for the assassination missions, they feel like an excuse to recycle levels - but they’re mercifully optional and basically amount to bonus content. Still, the shooting mechanics definitely redeem the game. The gunplay has been enhanced and made even more satisfying than in previous entries : besides the slightly improved controls, you can now wield two different guns at the same time, all weapons have good upgrade options, the perk system is more streamlined, and the heavily armored enemies are much less of a pain to deal with. Overall, the way the movements and guns handle is incredible, and resonates well with the level design and the enemies. Most combat areas are a blast to shoot your way through, with good cover and enemy placements as well as multiple pathways to exploit: you are encouraged to stay mobile and there’s a weapon for each situation, which I think was lacking from The New Order and is the mark of a great shooter. While I understand some of the hate towards TNC, I genuinely think it’s underrated and an extremely fun FPS game. Get it on sale and see for yourself.
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Posted on: November 26, 2022

RobertZFord
Games: Reviews: 10
it's a nazi killing game
it's a game where you kill nazis in increasingly interesting and fun ways in between cutscenes that drive a story. if you want to slaughter hordes of nazis, buy this game. if you love nazis and don't like slaughtering hordes of them, then you probably shouldn't buy this game.
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Posted on: December 13, 2023

V1rUz3r0
Games: 80 Reviews: 1
Do Game Reviewers really play the game?
"Professional" game reviewers gave this game a 9 out of 10...really? I guess both,reviewers and Machine Games have the same point of view about videogames... Better dont waste your money here like I did I have the feeling the director and writer,who is the same person,wanted to work on a Netflix movie but instead just had access to lead this game Level design is atrocious too,,,Not a big surprise knowing that they wanted a movie not a videogame They are ruining an old and good franchise...it's a shame
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