Wolfenstein: New Order can be enjoyable, if you forget it's a Wolfenstein game, and you don't mind a corridor shooter.
Enemies are fairly dumb and predictable, ammo, health, weapons and other pickups are plentiful, even in higher difficulties, levels are short and linear, and the plot has so many twists and turns, it seems to copy itself after a while.
Early on you'll encounter so many types of weapons they'll become meaningless, some with endless ammo. In addition, every idea the game's creators had about a futuristic third reich is thrown into this game - from the childish to the sensible.
After a while, nothing about this game seems to excite, nor is there any sense of dread.
The only difficulty arises from enemies who can instantly spot you, or from bullets that seem to be able to turn 90 degrees to hit you while you hug a wall.
There is stealth in the game, but it's fairly pointless, since the easiest way to get past a level is to brute force your way.
You can carry so many weapons and have so much ammo lying around, it doesn't matter how many soldiers there are or how hard it is to kill them. You can duel-wield weapons and fire non-stop, meaning eventually some of those shots will connect.
If you encounter a soldier that's tougher to kill, more often than not they'll move so slowly, you can either run away from them or flank them.
The only difficult part is towards the end, when you're thrown more and more into situations where you're surrounded and have nowhere to hide, and your weapons are stripped from you.
But a lot of times if the enemy doesn't have a direct view of you, they seem to ignore you. Especially the tougher enemies, which seem to forget about you once you hide behind a wall, allowing you to attack them without repercussions.
New Order is easy to get through, but just difficult enough that you won't lose interest.
There are occasional slowdowns - when lots of people are shooting at once, but this game has nothing to rage-quit about.
