Fight The Nazi Occupation In 'Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus' Launch Trailer

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus’ release is on the horizon. In 10 days, you’ll step into the shoes of B.J. Blazkowicz and take America back from the occupying Nazi forces. In case you need more hype for the upcoming game, you can check out the launch trailer released today by Machine Games and Bethesda Softworks.

As you make your way through the campaign, you’ll also get access to upgrades for your favorite weapons. These improvements come in the form of modified rounds, a silencer, or an added scope, for example. You’ll even have situations where you can use stilts, powerful Ram Shackles, and a Constructor Harness to gain tactical advantage over the enemy.

If you pre-order the game, you’ll get access to Episode Zero of the “Freedom Chronicles” trilogy pack. The rest of the content is available as a Season Pass for $25, and it’s also included as part of the Digital Deluxe Edition ($80). For the die-hard fans there’s the $100 Collector’s Edition, which includes a special box, steelbook cover for the game, poster, and a 12-inch Blazkowicz figure (with multiple accessories).

For more information about the game you can check out our hands-on gameplay of Wolfenstein IIs first few levels and a preview of the New Orleans stage.

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NameWolfenstein II: The New Colossus
TypeFirst-person shooter, action
DeveloperMachine Games
PublisherBethesda Softworks
PlatformsPC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
Where To BuySteamPlayStation StoreXbox StoreAmazonBest BuyTargetWalmartGameStop
Release DateOctober 27, 2017
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Rexly Peñaflorida is a freelance writer for Tom's Hardware covering topics such as computer hardware, video games, and general technology news.

  • g-unit1111
    "Nazis ain't got no humanity!" - Aldo Raine

    I will look forward to playing this!
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  • clonazepam
    I don't even know if its appropriate to say there's a silver lining with regard to the current political landscape, but at least there's plenty of people with the renewed confidence to 'out' themselves to their friends, family, and the whole world, so you know where they stand on certain matters.

    Until I see reviews, I'm thinking its more or less a skin of 2016's Doom in that you basically move from one small arena to another, maybe 12 spawns or so, and the arenas are all loosely tied together with the overarching story, but an alert in one area has little or no effect the moment you leave and enter a new one. It could just be a little too difficult to suspend disbelief and be fully and joyfully immersed in that scenario.

    Let's hope its way better than that though.
    Reply
  • COLGeek
    GRAPES folks. Keep the politics in check please. This is a game debate. Thank you.
    Reply
  • phabl
    The game is VERY political, though! It promotes hate against Germans, even today the real history is showing the opposite of what we have been told.
    Reply