A world taken over by scourge of racism, Nazism, and fascism.”īlazkowicz’s struggle with Nazis and increased anti-Semitism is further amplified by the - apparent - fact that he’s Jewish. “He’s fighting a war on his own with a very small group of people, completely out-gunned and out-manned. Blazkowicz was, in the content we have so far, he’s the articulation of a promise not kept: a country that surrendered while he was in a coma,” Bloom says. In a separate interview last September, “Anya” voice actress Alicja Bachleda-Curus also seemed to have confirmed the existence of the game, saying that she was working on the “second” game in a series, and that development would take about two years to complete. If you haven’t heard The New Order‘s closing music, it will make you cry. will be coming back from the brink of death once again. The New Order ends with Blazkowicz presumably getting blown to pieces by a nuclear strike he called on a Nazi fortress, and though Bloom’s performance could be limited to flashback segments before developer MachineGames hands the reigns to a new protagonist, we find it more likely that B.J.

What’s curious, however, is that Bloom said “we’re working” on the game.

Every game listed has a date next to it, except for “New Colossus.” As this fits in with the naming conventions the series has used, it seems fans were correct in assuming that this is a Wolfenstein sequel.

The “DOS language” Bloom is referencing was shown very briefly during the presentation with a list of several previously announced or released Bethesda games, including the recent Doom game and Commander Keen in Invasion of the Vorticons.

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