In the most overtly political shooter since Metal Wolf Chaos.
And despite featuring a humorous tone, and some of the goofiest space Nazis since Kill Zone, still goes out of the way to make it very clear that they're the bad guys, cranks up the violence to near Mortal Kombat levels and peppers the game with enough social commentary to make Mafia 3 look timid. Watch as the original third-rye killing game doubles down hard. In a world where punching Nazis has become controversial, somehow. As you guide him and his group of misfit murderers through a genuinely interesting video game plot, that isn't afraid to go some places, effortlessly achieving one of the most difficult feats in gaming: actually making you give a s*** about the cut scenes! Getting me to care about the characters in the series that Mecha-Hitler is from has got to be worth some kind of award.
Get ready for some for some old-fashioned, patriotic jingoism, as you struggle to free the US from the grips of oppression at the hands of souped-up sci-fi Nazi robots, using the only medium gamers really understand: one billion bullets! Ease yourself into the dying body of B.J Blazkowicz, a remorseless super-soldier, who went from a tiny portrait that made creepy faces, to an actual sympathetic character with surprising depth.
In a game that's basically Man in the High Castle. From the people that let you shoot monsters in space, shoot monsters in hell, and shoot monsters in the horror Matrix, prepare yourself to shoot the most realistic monsters of all.
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