Free the city of Paris in Wolfenstein Youngblood PC

Wolfenstein Youngblood

Release: Jul 26, 2019
Mode: Single-player / Multiplayer
Genre: Shooter
Developer: MachineGames / Arkane Studios
Publisher: Bethesda Softworks

1. Game overview

He fought to topple the Nazi occupation in a new story

19 years after the events of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, BJ disappears after carrying out a mission in occupied Paris with the Nazis.

His twin daughters, Jess and Soph, were forced to take measures to save him, drawing on years of training and the guidance of their father's experience.

Play as Jess or Soph, collaborate with a new group of free fighters and face the troublesome scenes and sounds of Paris' alternative version of reality in classic style. Armed with a new arsenal of weapons, equipment and powerful defensive capabilities in a battle to drive the Nazis out of the city of light forever.

2. Game features

Cooperative massacres
Collaborate with an artificial friend or friend to implement powerful team maneuvers or unleash new devastating weapons in their first contemporary cooperative adventure in Wolfenstein.

Dig your way
Plan the method and timing of the attack from a new base of operations located in basements deep in the heart of Paris, to destroy the Nazi regime.

Surreal environments
Explore amazing new copies of unique Parisian landmarks accompanied by new soundtracks inspired by the heavy electronic tones that characterized cinema in the 1980s.

Get ready and reload your weapon
Advance in levels, explore and complete new missions to unlock a new set of abilities, weapon accessories, equipment, decorations and much more to fuel the revolution's fire.

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3. How Wolfenstein Youngblood reshapes the first-person perspective style in the series

1. It's Wolfenstein's first collaborative adventure

While she plays snorkeling as the only warrior BJ Blazkowicz in the previous parts of the series, Youngblood has two new major championships: Jess and Soph, the two daughters of BJ Twins. Whether your counterpart is controlled by an AI or a friend over the Internet, the entire game is collaborative. What does this mean in play?

Strategic combat: Expect more strategic combat options as you work with your hunt to eliminate the Nazi menace. One of the twins can attack from the front door in a heavily armed fight, while the other sneaks in from behind to distract and overpower the enemy.
Two-team play: Revive one another in the midst of combat, share additional attempts, and boost your stats with new 'Pep' gestures (for example, Jess could refer to her sister Soph by nodding the thumb up to provide her temporary health) or team up to control a huge weapon set like the Tesla Shotgun Lethal.
Cooperative puzzle-solving adventure: Playing two heroines at the same time provides all kinds of opportunities to solve puzzles in this cooperative adventure. We worked together to tip the scales, open closed doors, and reach locations that seemed out of reach.

2. Two new champions

Meet BJ's two little daughters, Jess and Soph, who are dubbed Harmony of Horror and resistance fighter Anya Oliwa. Since they were two babies in the cradle in Wolfenstein The New Colossus, the father and mother have been training them to compete and win the battle of Nazi expulsion. This is better, because BJ has disappeared among the enemy ranks and needs to be tracked.

Both heroes have two different characters but have the same set of abilities. You will assign your group at the beginning of the game, then you will allocate everything related to the twins as you progress through the game through a comprehensive skill tree system.

3. Powerful new group

A bunch of new fun elements has been designed since you last encountered Third Reich, with events occurring two decades after Wolfenstein's last adventure. Among the most important new features is Jess and Soph's strong Chief Shield, an outfit with futuristic technologies that give you a range of skills, including:

CLOAK: Do you want to hide? The power suit allows you to become invisible for short periods and to attack your enemies by surprise.
POWER JUMP: Help you reach hard-to-reach areas by double-clicking the jump button to boost your jump in the air.
POWER SLAM: Destructive killing technology! Eliminate the Nazi danger with a high-speed knockout in time.
CRUSH: In short, this feature will allow you to hit punches with excessive force. Converts unfortunate enemies into cochineal smoke or shatter doors, creating a barrage of splinters.

4. The atmosphere of the new eighties

After the opening skirmishes in a balloon, the game unfolds in a blurred and disturbing vision of Paris in the 1980s. The French capital is no longer the same as you know and love. There are no Serge Gainsbourg songs, no Jean-Paul Gaultier costumes, and no gorgeous pastries. There are only hordes of useless Nazis dressed in leather clothes while only looking for combat.

It is a different place from the shabby streets of the Nazis-dominated Europe of the 1960s that were portrayed in previous games, where Youngblood introduces a new vision and feel.

5. New master developer with a new perspective

MachineGames, the main developer of the series, received a little help this time from Arkane Studios, which includes the talented team of Dishonored games of stealth-type. The impact of the new team is immediately apparent:

Extended Levels Design: While the previous Wolfenstein games were largely directing you from Point A to Point B, Youngblood levels are huge areas that provide many ways to achieve your goal. Find out to get your reward. As in Dishonored games, bunkers hide relays, Easter eggs, and additional story details.
Unlimited assignments: Except for the opening and closing stages, the tasks are of varying difficulty and can be performed from any pivot center in any order you want. There is a system of experience points, so you may be unable to play some tasks at first!
Play with your style: the weapons are fully customizable (look for spoils to buy upgrades), and you can upgrade your powerful weapons collection by skill trees as you advance through the game, allowing you to define and improve your playing style.

6. Complementary virtual reality experience is available

Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot is a standalone escort game on PlayStation VR set in Paris shortly before the Youngblood events. You will need the help of the resistance to seize a group of powerful enemy weapons using your penetration skills, then you will fly through the French capital to eliminate the occupied Nazi threat.

Sure, you don't need to play one game to enjoy the other, but it does share common narrative stories.

7. Some things that Youngblood hasn't changed ...

Horde of the wicked Nazis: a different decade, but the old fascists themselves. Send them to battle without bias.
Giant Killer Robots: Another major feature of Wolfenstein is that they are armed with the latest technology and are available in full gear, including upgraded Panzerhunds.
Huge Weapons: You wouldn't feel like it's the usual Wolfenstein game without the Huge Weapons Destroyer, and the Youngblood version comes with a massive arsenal at your disposal.
Hilarious Language: The series continues to be fun, characteristic. Not only is BJ's skills in killing the Nazis inherited by the twins, but his creative use of English also seems hereditary ...