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Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus - The Adventures of Gunslinger Joe

MachineGames · Dec 14, 2017

PC · PS4 · Xbox One

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Your mission to liberate America from the Nazis has only just begun. Continue the fight in The Adventures of Gunslinger Joe, the first in a series of three DLC packs available as part of the Wolfenstein® II: The Freedom Chronicles. Play as the unbreakable Joseph Stallion, a former professional quarterback forced to play soccer by the Nazis! Using your Ram Shackles ability, smash through hordes of Nazi soldiers from the ruins of Chicago to the vastness of space! Only you can overcome the Nazi threat in…The Freedom Chronicles!

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Critic 6.0 (4 critics) · No ratings yet

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  • Cultured Vultures

    Nick Monahan · Dec 19, 2017

    6.0
    Bringing nothing new to the table gameplay-wise and featuring a barebones story with flat characters, everything about Episode 1 of the Freedom Chronicles feels like it was cobbled together on budget and time constraints. It's functional, but it lacks even a fraction of the impact and enjoyment to be found in the full game. It is certainly not a reason to drop the cash on a Season Pass.
  • Game Reactor

    Mike Holmes · Mar 22, 2018

    6.0
    At full price, you'd have to call this season pass overly expensive, but if you can find it cheaper then these missions offer a welcome return to Wolfenstein's razor-sharp brand of stealth-infused gunplay. It's not as polished nor as entertaining as The New Colossus and there's a lot of recycling going on, but it's a solid postscript, and since it lets you reacquaint yourself with last year's best story-driven shooter, we can just about let the drop in production values slide.
  • Game Watcher

    Chris J Capel · Mar 18, 2018

    7.0
    The final part of Wolfenstein 2’s DLC Season Pass is lots of fun, but it’s probably the worst episode. There is literally nothing here that you couldn’t get from the main Wolfenstein 2 campaign. Episode 2 had a neat focus on stealth and Hollywood, Episode 1 dealt with race issues and had a cool villain, but Episode 3 is just more Wolfenstein - which isn’t a bad thing since the game’s great, but none of it is new or original.
  • Gameblog.fr

    Jonathan Bushle · Mar 21, 2018

    5.0
    Wolfenstein II : The Freedom Chronicles est un ensemble de trois contenus supplémentaires pour The New Colossus. Chacun vous place dans la peau d'un nouveau personnage, en résistance contre une armée nazie qui a envahie une Amérique uchronique à l'issue de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. Bien que tout ne soit pas parfait, ces histoires se montrent assez plaisantes à suivre, et fidèles à l'esprit badass des aventures de B.J Blaskowick, avec une narration originale et réussie.
  • jeuxvideo.com

    Logan · Dec 20, 2017

    6.0
    Sympathique à découvrir, l’aventure de Joe s’enlise dans une construction connue, rythmée par des gunfights nerveux et une absence de surprises nous faisant avancer sans déplaisir sans pour autant vibrer pour le personnage principal. Intéressant donc mais autant dire qu’on est loin, très loin même de l’excellent stand alone The Old Blood qui avait en son temps réussi à prolonger de façon très agréable l’aventure débutée dans The New Order sous couvert d’un prologue barré et excitant.

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