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Allusions to child abuse also pop up several times in The New Colossus narrative. Racism is obviously rampant in the new Nazi order, but we also see flashbacks to racist characters in Blazkowicz’s childhood, too. Characters regularly blaspheme God’s name, as well as tossing f-words, s-words, n-words and a lexicon of other crudities into the dialog like verbal grenades. Profanity flows about as freely as plasma here. But most of the time, the explosive onslaught of rampaging armored soldiers, missile-spewing robots and fire-belching mechanical dogs feels nearly impossible to survive.

Occasionally, you might be tempted to think that having this arsenal strapped to your back gives you an overpowering advantage over your myriad Nazi foes.

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One wince-inducing scene, for instance, pictures Blazkowicz slamming his hatchet into a woman’s face and then slowly wrenching the blade to crack her skull open. Up-close, high-def cutscenes can be particularly gruesome as well. And the Nazis, of course, have devastating weaponry that delivers similarly gushing kills, too. Some of the more powerful weapons cause enemies to erupt in a splashing geyser of gore. You’ll be tripping over corpses and bloody body parts that have been hacked or blown clean off. Heads are caved in by bullets or blunt force. No, the graphic carnage here flows like a bloody tsunami. We’re not talking about occasional-small-splashes-of-goop killing. Oh, and once his head gets lopped off and attached to a new powered-up body, well, then the slaughter can really get going.Īnd when I say slaughter, I mean it.

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Successfully executing a certain number of stealth takedowns, for instance, unlocks an upgrade that increases the hero’s movement speed while crouched. And Blazkowicz himself can earn ability boosts, too. These weapons can also be upgraded along the way for even more efficient death-dealing.

Hatchets, pistols, shotguns, grenades, sniper rifles, kerosene bomb launchers, laser cannons-you name it, and Blazkowicz is likely to get his hands on it. Even in the game’s early stages-when the hero is so badly wounded that he can barely keep his insides from spilling outside-Blazkowicz still crawls into a wheelchair and starts blasting nearby baddies. Political statements aside, though, killing Nazis in the most bloody and gruesome ways possible is the prevailing goal here.

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It’s up to a U-boat full of self-described “black radicals” and other populist revolutionaries to fight the good fight and kill all those racist oppressors. America’s white population is depicted as a group that readily welcomed Nazi rule and now walks the streets of small-town America proudly dressed in their Ku Klux Klan sheets. The resulting narrative often plays out like something of a far-left progressive fever dream. Blazkowicz is no longer an American soldier, but a member of a small underground group of freedom fighters who use atomic-bomb terror, televised assassinations and insurgent attacks to try to spur a popular uprising against Nazi rule in the dystopian United States. Hitler is a doddering old nutjob who resides in a space base on Venus while the world continues to be squeezed tightly in his regime’s totalitarian grip. The M-rated New Colossus envisions a bombastic alternate reality in which Nazi Germany came out on top. In fact, since there’s no castle to be found anywhere here, the Wolfenstein in the title doesn’t even really apply.

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Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus has very little in common with those early games of military heroics, save for a protagonist by the name of William “B.J.” Blazkowicz-who was introduced to the series in the early ’90s-and a whole lot of Nazi killing. But if that is what you think of when you hear the title Wolfenstein tossed around these days as a possible gift idea for your video game-loving tyke, well, you need a bit of an update. emerge victorious in WWII.Ĭastle Wolfenstein was a simple-but-engaging title that might still prompt a nostalgic smile today for those of us who played it back then. The goal? To uncover secrets, bloodlessly eliminate Nazi enemies and help the good ol’ U.S.A. That game offered a birds-eye-view perspective that challenged gamers to guide a blocky 8-bit soldier through a massive German castle called Wolfenstein. Some 36 years ago, a little game called Castle Wolfenstein became one of the first really popular video games to play on your very own handy-dandy home computer-such as the Apple II or the Commodore 64.