Posted on: July 27, 2024
ShinobiSalad
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: Opinie: 9
Great early 2000s FPS
This is the first Wolfenstein game I've played, so my approach to the game is merely from the perspective of a FPS fan. For a game that pits its protagonist against Nazis, whilst arming him with a wide range of weapons, the creators of the game lets you know that the game itself is bombastic - with zombies appearing early on in the game, and the Nazis themselves taking a variety of forms. Essentially we're dealing with Nazis and the occult. Gameplay wise, I found it initially quite hard to get into. This is due to the gameplay mechanics, whereby as things get harder, you'll find that you're having to reload save points frequently. Enemies can kill you very quickly, and for the player it's not apparent which weapon is the most effective to use. Some skills like being able to peek (an idea from Rainbow Six no doubt), served no real purpose. But the main meat of the game is the early 2000s style of FPS gameplay, which was very addictive. The design of the game typically mixes things up - so you might have to deal with snipers in one part, and enemies at closer distances in the main. Environments are gritty and war torn. Bosses were nicely placed, making defeating them challenging and very satisfying. The story is told through cutscenes, and in game documents. But in truth, these are inconsequential and can easily be skipped. The main crux of the game is the experience of the gameplay itself. As a first person shooter, it contains everything good about the early 2000s style of game, with nicely designed maps, challenging bosses, gritty environments, and a variety of cool weapons. Enjoyment comes when you past the threshold of those earlier levels, and you begin to understand what this game is all about.
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