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Jun 18 – Jun 23
Platform For Display: PC
Edition: Standard
Features
- The Assault: Experience intense first-person combat as you go up against oversized Nazi robots, hulking Super Soldiers and elite shock troops - all rendered in stunning detail with the id Tech 5 engine
- The Action: Wildenstein's breath-taking set pieces feature intense mountain-top car chases, underwater exploration, player-controlled Nazi war machines, and much more - all combined to create an exhilarating action-adventure experience
- The Arsenal: Collect ultra-advanced Nazi-tech Break into secret research facilities and heavily guarded weapon stashes to upgrade your tools of destruction
- The Adventure: Hi-octane action and thrilling adventure weaved together into a tightly paced, super immersive game narrative
Description
Europe, 1960. The Nazis turned the tide of the war using a new kind of mysterious, advanced technology. Using unrelenting force and intimidation, they have brought even the most powerful of nations to their knees. The Nazi regime now rules the globe with an iron fist. Play as the one man who dares go up against the world's most formidable military. You are B.J. Blazkowicz, the American war hero. You are the only man capable of rewriting history.
Publication Date: May 20, 2014
Computer Platform: PC
Global Trade Identification Number: 29
UPC: 866259854616 662724858642 093155118829
Release date: May 20, 2014
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 0.5 x 7.5 inches; 2.4 ounces
Type of item: DVD-ROM
Rated: Mature
Item model number: 11882
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Weight: 2.4 ounces
Manufacturer: Bethesda Softworks (PC Games)
Date First Available: May 8, 2013
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Platform For Display: PC
Edition: Standard
I agree with those saying this is a great shooter. My son and I both have the dreaded AMD systems so it took a little research to make the graphics look decent - thank you Steam forums and PCGamingWiki. The lack of anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering options is disappointing but not a deal breaker because you can bind keys through the console to set them as high as you like. I am playing on Ultra, binding keys to +r_multisamples "16" & +vt_maxaniso "16", with slight hesitation on loading and some graphics pop-in. My son has 2 7870s so he can't do Ultra but I don't see much difference. I will play the game again, based on a timeline choice made early in the game, and like when RAGE was released there probably will be driver updates so the next play through will look even better. I'm six hours in and am impressed with BJ Blazkowicz as a character. The writing gives him depth and the NPC characters are done well. The switch from paranormal to high tech in the Nazi enemies makes the game more immersive. The fact that you have to press a button to pick up weapons, armor and ammo is annoying at first but you just start mashing after a while and it's not a big deal. Six hours in and so far the boss battles impress as well. Shear fire power will take down all enemies so far but strategy is also an option. I PC game for the graphics and would give 5 stars if I could remove all jagged edges. I liked the in game play of the classic Wolfenstein but won't spoil when that happens - oh the memories. Other than Stick of Truth this is the best game I've played this year. The only really annoying thing so far is that the AI enemy will wait for you to stealth kill a comrade before he engages you but that could be because I'm playing on medium difficulty. As a PC gamer who has been playing since the original I am impressed with this reboot - best so far. MOBO - Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 rev.3 CPU - AMD FX 8350 4.2GHZ GPU - Radeon 7970 x2, driver version 14.4 OS - Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit Sound - SB Recon3D Fatal1ty
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