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TG writes: Once more unto the breach, dear Führer. Wolfenstein: The Old Blood returns first-person-shooter fans to the iconic Castle Wolfenstein, where they'll embark on a Nazi-blasting adventure that serves as a prequel to last year's blockbuster hit Wolfenstein: The New Order.

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Were absolutely in love with Wolfenstein: The Old Blood, which is about a perfect as a follow-up to The New Order as we could have hoped for. One thing that may surprise people is that the game feels much tougher! Here are some tips for surviving the Nazi enemies, and finding some goodies on the way.

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A standalone prequel to last year's excellent Wolfenstein: The New Order, The Old Blood marks a return to the classic shooter's traditional ideas, environments and plot beats. It's a strange creative shift. The New Order proved that it was possible to separate B.J. Blazkowicz from Castle Wolfenstein and still create something that felt like a Wolfenstein game. I admired it as much for its idiosyncrasy as its gunplay: it's a game of surprising heart, staggering violence and stylistic originality. It traded techno-gothic Nazi fortresses for retro-futuristic Nazi moonbases and was better off for it.

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Plus an awesome Zelda 3DS case, The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth together on Blu-ray, and Wolfenstein: The New Blood for $15 on PC.

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DTOID: The Old Blood is a genius idea on paper. Set as a prequel to The New Order, anyone can pick it up and find themselves on equal footing. When coupled with the budget price of $20, that prospect is made even more appealing. The team was also able to provide some slight enhancements to the engine due to the core focus on the PS4 and Xbox One editions -- it's nothing that noticeable, but it is smoother overall if you really look at things up close.

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DTOID: The Old Blood is a genius idea on paper. Set as a prequel to The New Order, anyone can pick it up and find themselves on equal footing. When coupled with the budget price of $20, that prospect is made even more appealing. The team was also able to provide some slight enhancements to the engine due to the core focus on the PS4 and Xbox One editions -- it's nothing that noticeable, but it is smoother overall if you really look at things up close.