Xbox One
Wolfenstein: Youngblood
6.21
playscore
Average
784th of 3279
Trailer, Gameplay, & Screenshots
About this game
Developer: Machine Games
Content Rating: Mature
Summary
Wolfenstein: Youngblood is a standalone followup to last year’s Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, putting players in the shoes of series protagonist B.J. Blazkowicz’s twin daughters (Jess and Soph) in 1980s Paris, continuing their father’s fight against invading Nazis.
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Gamer Reviews
242 Reviews5.60
Aggregate Gamer Reviews
Microsoft open_in_new
220 Ratings
5.20
Amazon open_in_new
14 Ratings
5.40
Game Faqs open_in_new
8 Ratings
4.50
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Critic Reviews
34 Reviews6.82
Wolfenstein: Youngblood is more or less just as good as its predecessors but the implementation of some of the new gameplay features leave the tiniest of imperfections in an otherwise excellent game
Wolfenstein: Youngblood feels like a short co-op experience stretched out over a barebones RPG skeleton. It doesn’t feel comfortable in its own skin. It’s too thin in some parts while being bloated and lumpy in others. Whatever it is, I don’t really want to touch it. Ultimately, it’s just a disappointing sidestep in an otherwise fantastic franchise.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood took some radical, bold modes, and it is paying the price for it. However, you can’t just make the same game over and over again and call it a different name. Ultimately, you have to evolve the story and the characters, and in this respect, this game is a good idea overall. It only needs to solve some of its in-game problems, fix the AI, and perhaps rebalance some mechanics. As a Co-Op experience, this game represents a good opportunity to have fun and it is at least worth a try.