Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great game! Excellent choice of game great replay value!

Great game! My husband and son love playing this game.

Good game , fun single player. Worth the $39.00 price.

The written gaming instructions sometime gets washed out from the background. I would recommend this to a friend in the $10-$20 range,

I couldn't really get into it. I ended up putting it down to play Battlefield1. Maybe I'll play it again some other time.

I haven't played this game too much. It seems very good so far and will probably be fun once I get more into it.

I really didn't care to much for this game. I was just happy I was able to get my money back.

The game was I expected a bit more as far as the story line

I found this game to be a fairly generic first person shooter

Not the best FPS but with limited XBone offerings this will work.

The game was good, but once you have played it once you are done.

Great game, war setting. Fun! Not great for younger kids.

This game isn't all that great. I'm a shooter fan but this game is below par. Reminds me of the shooters on the first xbox console. Graphics are ok. I wouldn't spend too much on it

i was not sure to buy this game because it didn't have any online multiplayer but after watching some youtube let's plays i decided i couldn't resist. I am glad i bought it. The story is very long and you will need to play it more than once to get all the collectibles and save different people. The action is great in this game. I couldn't really stop playing it till i beat it. Graphics are good and sound quality is good. You can also choose to do stealthy kills or go in guns blazing. It's up to your preference how you play it. Also you get rewarded by a perk system for doing things like stealth kills, throwing knife kills, dual wield kills etc. Overall i would give an 8 out of 10. only because of no multiplayer.

I THOUGHT IT WAS GONNA BE LIKE THERE OTHER GAMES INSTEAD IT WAS VERY BORING I WISH I WOULD HAVE RENTED IT FIRST BEFORE BUYING IT

Even on easy, couldn't get past the jump from helicopter to plane

Controls are bad, the action is boring and repetitive.

Levels are monotonous and boring. Would not recommend.

This game is, by its definition, a standard shooter. The mechanics are all similar to other FPS games, so if you are used to this type of game, them you will feel right at home. This, however, helps you focus less on the mechanics themselves and allows you to pay attention to the plot, which is actually interesting (after the intro, that is). You have to get through an over-the-top set piece before you see what I am talking about story wise. It is believable within context and you can relate to the characters feelings and emotions. At least, that's how I would feel if things panned out like they do in the game. Buy this game for the story and nothing else. If your looking for a fun shooter, there is one to be had here, but there is no multiplayer. However, an interesting decision early on in the game encourages to do two playthroughs, but I won't spoil the fun. Dual wielding the gun is fun at first, but then it becomes cumbersome with too many enemies on screen, since it is less accurate and more clunky. I, instead, found it more satisfying to go for stealth kills. I do like having both options at hand. Minor issues with AI not recognizing you on rare occasion, but in those cases, it usually works to your advantage. Overall, I would rate the game a 7 out of ten, which is not a bad rating. Buy it, play it, and then, take advantage of the Best Buy return program so that you can invest in another game. You will have fun with this one.

Wolfenstein: The New Order is the first game developed by MachineGames, a new game development studio comprised of industry veterans who worked on such titles as The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay and The Darkness. After leaving Starbreeze, these talents started MachineGames to continue their passion of making great games, and if Wolfenstein: The New Order is any indication, this studio has a bright future ahead of them. First and foremost, Wolfenstein: The New Order is a single player game. Is that a negative? Not one bit. There are enough multiplayer games out there if that's what you're into, and only a few of them actually succeed, so it's best to leave multiplayer to the games that have people who want that and not waste resources on it when they could be better spent making a meatier and more satisfying single player game, and that's exactly what MachineGames did with Wolfenstein: The New Order. Depending on your style of play, you can get 20 hours out of this game on one playthrough, which is very long for a first-person shooter. In addition, both running & gunning and stealth are viable options since the level design allows for exploration and planning which is important if you're play stealthily. This also adds replay since here are two different ways you can play the game. As for the shooting, it's so buttery smooth and packs a punch. I haven't played a shooter in a very long time that felt this good. As for stealth, it's pretty basic but satisfying. It's fun throwing knives at the enemy or using a silenced pistol. :) Onto the graphics, this game is available on Xbox One, PS4, PC, Xbox 360 and PS3, so it's a cross-generational release, which means it won't be the most graphically impressive game you've ever seen. Sometimes it looks outstanding, sometimes it looks okay, and other times you'll notice that some textures aren't as detailed as they could be. With that said, Wolfenstein: The New Order is a rarity on consoles like Xbox One and PS4 since it outputs native 1080p resolution and 60 frames-per-second on both. Now the big surprise for me is the story. Wolfenstein was never known for story, but The New Order changes that. Likable protagonists, despised antagonists, all wonderfully voiced and acted. In addition, the soundtrack is tops. Wolfenstein: The New Order surprised me by how good it is. Probably my favorite FPS since Half-Life 2.