A few Favoritised Wolfenstein

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It seems like that still a few really like to play Wolfenstein hence the game does get listed on several locations.

Placed #8 on LA Times:

With an outstanding pedigree (the game was designed by the guys who created first-person shooters), the Nazi shooter Wolfenstein takes the genre to a level last seen by the ridiculously good BioShock.

The controls are flawless, the graphics stunning and the story riveting. Add to that a nonlinear list of tasks and a plethora of nooks and crannies to explore, and you've got the best occult-driven World War II shooter of all time.

Placed #2 on The Escapist Magazine:

In many ways this game shouldn't matter. It's Wolfenstein. Wolfenstein has been done and done to death. Besides, zombies and nazis has been done better. In essence, Wolfenstein is a run-of-the-mill shooter from a company known for making run-of-the-mill shooters. And yet, that company is known for a reason: Their run-of-the-mill is most people's "just out of reach."

I wasn't expecting much when I fired up Wolfenstein, but it grabbed me in minutes. From start to finish, it did nothing but satisfy. Sure, the setting has been done, and time manipulation isn't exactly a new idea, but sometimes the old and tired feels comfortable and familiar, like a well-worn pair of shoes.

Think of Wolfenstein as your fuzzy slippers, updated for a new year.