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AAG's Will writes: "Welcome to gaming 2014, a world filled with generic shooters that feel like nothing more than a slightly upgraded version of the last one and a world where a good campaign takes a backseat to an accessible multiplayer component designed to keep you hooked on running around in circles time and time again. And dying on the same piece of turf you died on the last time that sniper saw you. Thankfully for those praying for something different, Machine Games and the good folk at Bethesda have answered your prayers. Old-school gamers everywhere are now sinking their teeth into the newest shooter Wolfenstein: The New Order."

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Wolfenstein: The New Order is not a game that should work, really. Plenty have tried to revive old school arcade shooters and bring them into a modern era, Machine Games is one of the first to truly succeed at it.

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AV Club: Sex is not something Wolfenstein: The New Order should be expected to depict with any degree of grace. That isnt a knock on Machine Games, the studio behind this latest sequel to Id Softwares foundational Wolfenstein 3D. For any studio, getting digitally rendered people to knock boots in a non-laughable way is hard enough thanks to the uncanny valleylet alone capturing the sweet ugliness of real sex. Yet halfway through The New Order, when B.J. Blazkowicz hooks up with his partner, Anya, the result is a moment of surprising honesty for this decades-old shooter series. And its one of many such moments in an unusually good action game.

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Stay alive with some handy health upgrades scattered all throughout the campaign for Wolfenstein: The New Order. Its no secret Machine Games FPS is tough-as-nails, so it cant hurt to gain extra health before facing off against Deathsheads monstrous machines. Get all ten locations in this text guide right here.

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To celebrate the release of Wolfenstein: The New Order VGS speaks to Machine Games Gameplay designer Andreas Ojerfors about the title. Where do you draw the line between comedy and drama? How do you possibly carve out a chunk in a market place so saturated with shooters? Why are Nazis on the Moon?