After regaining consciousness following an injury sustained in World War II, legendary American commando, B.J. Blazkowicz, awakens from coma in a dystopian Nazi dominated world of 1960s. He tries to locate the remnants of the resistance.
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Title: Wolfenstein: The New Order (Video Game 2014)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Brian Bloom | ... | William 'B.J.' Blazkowicz (voice) | |
| Alicja Bachleda | ... | Anya Oliwa (voice) | |
| Gideon Emery | ... | Fergus Reid (voice) | |
| A.J. Trauth | ... | Probst Wyatt III (voice) | |
| Dwight Schultz | ... | Wilhelm 'Deathshead' Strasse (voice) | |
| Nina Franoszek | ... | Irene Engel (voice) | |
| Bonita Friedericy | ... | Caroline Becker (voice) | |
| Ken Lally | ... | Klaus Kreutz (voice) | |
| Alex Solowitz | ... | Max Hass (voice) | |
| Mark Ivanir | ... | Set Roth (voice) | |
| Thomas Mikusz | ... | Bubi / Hans Winkle (voice) | |
| Carla Tassara | ... | Tekla (voice) | |
| Leith M. Burke | ... | J (voice) | |
| Erik LaRay Harvey | ... | Bombate (voice) (as Eric LaRay Harvey) | |
| Ian Paul Cassidy | ... | Bobby Bram (voice) | |
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After regaining consciousness following an injury sustained in World War II, legendary American commando, B.J. Blazkowicz, awakens from coma in a dystopian Nazi dominated world of 1960s. He tries to locate the remnants of the resistance.
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tragedy | bittersweet ending | ambiguous ending | pow | nazi concentration camp |Parents Guide:
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20 May 2014 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Written by Naren Rauch at COPILOT Music and Sound
Performed by COPILOT
Produced and mixed by Naren Rauch and Ravi Krishnaswami at COPILOT
Recorded at COPILOT (NYC), Naren's Studio (LA) and ITAM Studio (Berlin)
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B.J's face was designed to look like he did in Wolfenstein 3-D with light brown hair and blue eyes. See more »Goofs
When BJ and Fergus meet Wyatt, he identifies himself as being part of the "109th Airborne." However, all American Soldiers in the prologue are wearing the unit patch of the 101st Airborne. The discrepancy is never explained. See more »Quotes
Fergus Reid: [From Trailer] General Deathshead is nearer to us now than he's been in years. We eliminate the general, we cut the head off the kraut war machine.See more »
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At the end of the credits, the sound of helicopter rotors can be heard. See more »Alternate Versions
German version was modified to remove all Nazi references (e.g. all Swastikas were removed, the Third Reich became The Regime). See more »Soundtracks
Weltraum SurfenWritten by Naren Rauch at COPILOT Music and Sound
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This is an excellent game. I feel that it is one of those games that will stick with me, not though the gameplay itself is extremely innovative, but that every aspect of this game is engaging, entertaining, and has excellent production values in the best sense.
The gameplay is very solid and just downright fun. But what makes the whole thing work so well (beyond the gameplay), is the story, the actors, the music, and the CGI acting.
This is the most downright poignant and engrossing story I've seen in an FPS possibly ever. And yes, I'm comparing to Bioshock, Mass Effect trilogy, and System Shock 2. But it's not because of any mindblowing twists, or epic plot structure... It's because the characters are so well-drawn (and I'm not talking literally, although the nuances that are conveyed are incredibly well done, in spite of lacking COD: AW or LA Noire tech), and the voice acting is absolutely top notch. That's not too say that the characters are extremely fleshed out, but the back-stories are in their faces and voices; in other words, they have character and soul that are completely missing in the majority of games in the genre.
This is just a superb game. Anyone who enjoys the genre owe it to themselves to play this. Everyone involved in this game should be proud of their accomplishment.
It's just really, really, good.