Wolfenstein: The New Order. Europe, 1960. The tide of World War II has been turned using a new kind of mysterious, advanced technology. Using unrelenting force and intimidation, a ruthless world power has brought even the most powerful of nations to their knees. The regime now dominates the globe with an iron fist. You are the only man capable of rewriting history. In Wolfenstein: The New Order, assume the role of super soldier B.J. Blazkowicz as he uses elite combat tactics and an arsenal of uber advanced weaponry to take down the most powerful empire the world has ever known. Join forces with a band of dedicated resistance fighters and launch an offensive battle that spans the globe and beyond, as you seek to uncover the truth behind how this regime conquered the world so quickly. Take on massive mechs, super soldiers, and an army of seemingly unstoppable might as you fight to free the planet from a nightmare of unimaginable tyranny. Thanks for your order. We'll try to push-to-install this on your home Xbox One. If you’ve blocked automated downloads, you might want to enable them. On your Xbox One, go to Settings > System > Updates > Keep my games & apps up to date . By the way, you can find this and anything else you’ve installed in My games and apps . Trying to install on your home Xbox One. We'll try to push-to-install this on your home Xbox One. If you’ve blocked automated downloads, you might want to enable them. On your Xbox One, go to Settings > System > Updates > Keep my games & apps up to date . By the way, you can find this and anything else you’ve installed in My games and apps . Get an Xbox Live account. To play this game, you need an Xbox Live account. Get one here. Friends who play this game. Strong Sexual Content. Wolfenstein: The New Order. Included in. Wolfenstein®: The Two-Pack. Screenshots. Enter your date of birth. You may not access this content. Description. Europe, 1960. The tide of World War II has been turned using a new kind of mysterious, advanced technology. Using unrelenting force and intimidation, a ruthless world power has brought even the most powerful of nations to their knees. The regime now dominates the globe with an iron fist. You are the only man capable of rewriting history. In Wolfenstein: The New Order, assume the role of super soldier B.J. Blazkowicz as he uses elite combat tactics and an arsenal of uber advanced weaponry to take down the most powerful empire the world has ever known. Join forces with a band of dedicated resistance fighters and launch an offensive battle that spans the globe and beyond, as you seek to uncover the truth behind how this regime conquered the world so quickly. Take on massive mechs, super soldiers, and an army of seemingly unstoppable might as you fight to free the planet from a nightmare of unimaginable tyranny. Available on. People also like. Wolfenstein: The Old Blood. Alien: Isolation. The Evil Within. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided™ BioShock: The Collection. Wolfenstein® II: The New Colossus™ Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition. Metro 2033 Redux. Game clips. Broadcasts. Additional info. Approximate download size. Strong Sexual Content. Install on your home Xbox One console plus have access when you’re connected to your Microsoft account. Thanks for reporting your concern. Our team will review it and, if necessary, take action. Sign in to report this game to Microsoft. Ratings and reviews. To rate and review, sign in. Your review. Thanks. Your review will post soon. There was an error posting your review. Please try again later. All user reviews. A real game. This is a old school game. Bethesda always makes a game that is worth the money and the time. There is no DLC or buy this then that to play. It's a real, just sit down and play, game. Great story and lots of extra things to do. Great art work as well. Don't just run and gun or at least play it again. There are things to find and things to read. I don't like to have to read to get the story in a game, thats what books are for, and you can get the whole story without reading anything and just play, but it's worth it to read everything. It will give you a more in- depth story and is a very awesome way to see how the world could have been if history was different. Nothing realistic about this game but a whole lot of fun to play. You get to kill Nazis on the moon man! How awesome is that? 464 out of 479 people found this helpful. Surprising and Fresh. With most FPS games relying on repeating mechanics time and time again, this game harkens back to classic shooters while also bring new excitement for gamers. With 11 hours of gameplay, players will enjoy every minute. The game could use additional features, like online play or challenges, but is far from disappointing with just story missions. This game is worth your time. 105 out of 107 people found this helpful. Amazing Story. Bethesda does it again. The storyline brings you in close to the characters. The perk system works off your gameplay style, either stealthy or run-and-gun, leveling your perks according to how you progress. Great game without relying on multiplayer for appeal. 10/10. 130 out of 138 people found this helpful. refreshing. its a new ww2 and i love the art the emotion i felt for the characters but i felt the saddest at the start when it throughs you into that choice not gonna spoil it though no complaints 10\10 would recomend. 51 out of 55 people found this helpful. One of the best games for the money on X1. Great graphics, story and mechanics. 58 out of 62 people found this helpful. Way to bring an ORIGINAL FPS back, keep it to its roots, but make a vastly incredible game with crazy awesome gameplay, gameplay mechanic and a deep rich personalized story that is only the begining of a New era for Wolfenstein and will leave you for more. I for one can not wait for the Sequel and am hooked on these game (The old blood Prequel that came out a year after this of which is also equally as good) and the story of B.J Blazkowicz. I CAN NOT WAIT FOR MORE! 82 out of 89 people found this helpful. Amazing all Around. Gripping story, great gameplay. The music that plays when your base is burning\infiltrated is my favorite part. You kill nazis on the moon what else can ask for. LOL. 45 out of 53 people found this helpful. Favorite game in 2015. Expected the great gameplay, floored by the beautiful story. 13 out of 14 people found this helpful. IT JUST BLEW MY MIND. This is one of the best games i have played in sometime now.Coming from me , that says alot.Its like Halflife meets Deus ex (original), and your killing tons of nazis!THIS IS HOW GAMES SHOULD BE MADE! Good replay value as well.Great work on this one Devs.thank you!🏆❤😆👍👏🔥🎂 38 out of 46 people found this helpful. favorite game of this gen. 22 out of 25 people found this helpful. Translate to English. Язык Microsoft Store: United States - English. Вас интересует язык Microsoft Store: Россия - Русский? Перевести на русский. You are shopping Microsoft Store in: United States - English. Are you looking for Microsoft Store in: Россия - Русский? Wolfenstein® II: The New Colossus™ Game features. The Mission: Liberate America from the Nazis. Strap in for a heart-pounding journey as you fight the Nazi war machine on American soil. As BJ Blazkowicz, protect your family and friends, forge new alliances and face the demons of your troubled past as you rally pockets of resistance to overthrow the Nazi occupation. The People: Rally the resistance. Immerse yourself in a world brought to life by unforgettable characters who bring a new level of personality to the franchise. Reunite with your friends and fellow freedom fighters such as Anya, Caroline, Bombate, Set, Max Hass, Fergus or Wyatt, and befriend new characters such as Horton and Grace as you take on the evil Frau Engel and her Nazi army. The Arsenal: Wield devastating guns and future tech. Blast Nazis to bits with high-tech weaponry such as the Laserkraftwerk, a multi-purpose, high-intensity laser weapon that can disintegrate enemies, and the Dieselkraftwerk, a rapid-fire, gas-powered grenade launcher that can devastate groups of enemies. The Plan: Kill every Nazi in your way. Everyone’s favorite pastime! Unleash your inner war hero as you annihilate Nazis in new and hyper-violent ways. Lock and load futuristic guns and discover BJ’s new set of abilities as you fight to free America. Regardless of your playstyle, invent all-new ways of stabbing, shooting, and killing Nazis. Trailers and gameplay. Game details. America, 1961. Your assassination of Nazi General Deathshead was a short-lived victory. Despite the setback, the Nazis maintain their stranglehold on the world. You are BJ Blazkowicz, aka “Terror-Billy,” member of the Resistance, scourge of the Nazi empire, and humanity’s last hope for liberty. Only you have the guts, guns, and gumption to return stateside, kill every Nazi in sight, and spark the second American Revolution. Additional information. Blood and Gore Intense Violence Partial Nudity Strong Language Use of Drugs Sexual Content More. Publisher Bethesda Softworks Developer MachineGames. Genre Shooter Platforms Xbox One. Release date October 27, 2017. Get the game. Standard Edition. You are BJ Blazkowicz, aka “Terror-Billy,” member of the Resistance, scourge of the Nazi empire, and humanity’s last hope for liberty. Only you have the guts, guns, and gumption to return stateside, kill every Nazi in sight, and spark the second American Revolution. Digital Deluxe Edition. Includes Wolfenstein® II: The New Colossus™ and the Wolfenstein® II: Season Pass. Which one is yours? Elevate your game. Xbox Design Lab. Personalize your very own Xbox Wireless Controller. Now available. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. Generally favorable reviews - based on 21 Critics What's this? Mixed or average reviews - based on 280 Ratings. Mixed or average reviews - based on 280 Ratings. Summary: Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is the highly anticipated sequel to the critically acclaimed, Wolfenstein: The New Order developed by the award-winning studio MachineGames. An exhilarating adventure brought to life by the industry-leading id Tech 6, Wolfenstein II sends players to Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is the highly anticipated sequel to the critically acclaimed, Wolfenstein: The New Order developed by the award-winning studio MachineGames. An exhilarating adventure brought to life by the industry-leading id Tech 6, Wolfenstein II sends players to Nazi-controlled America on a mission to recruit the boldest resistance leaders left. Fight the Nazis in iconic American locations, equip an arsenal of badass guns, and unleash new abilities to blast your way through legions of Nazi soldiers in this definitive first-person shooter. America, 1961. The Nazis maintain their stranglehold on the world. You are BJ Blazkowicz, aka Terror-Billy, member of the Resistance, scourge of the Nazi empire, and humanitys last hope for liberty. Only you have the guts, guns, and gumption to return stateside, kill every Nazi in sight, and spark the second American Revolution. … Expand. Developer: MachineGames Genre(s): Action , Shooter , First-Person , Arcade Cheats: On GameFAQs Rating: M More Details and Credits » Critic Reviews. User Reviews. Single playing gaming at it's finest. I really I was tired of shooters because last gen we got too many but I really liked this one. Single playing gaming at it's finest. I really recommend it if you like FPS … Expand. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus. Latest Stories. 8 Craziest Alternate Histories in Games. January 23, 2018. IGN's Best-Reviewed Games of 2017. December 27, 2017. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus Review. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus Wiki ». About This Game. Summary Game Editions. It is 1961, and your assassination of Nazi General Deathshead was a short-lived victory. Despite the setback, the Nazis maintain their stranglehold on the world. You are BJ Blazkowicz, aka “Terror-Billy,” member of the Resistance, scourge of the Nazi empire, and humanity’s last hope for liberty. Only you have the guts, guns, and gumption to return stateside, kill every Nazi in sight, and spark the second American Revolution. Strap in for a heart-pounding journey as you fight the Nazi war machine on American soil in Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus. As BJ Blazkowicz, protect your family and friends, forge new alliances and face the demons of your troubled past as you rally pockets of resistance to overthrow the Nazi occupation. Blast Nazis to bits with high-tech weaponry such as the Laserkraftwerk, the Dieselkraftwerk, or get up close and personal with advanced pistols, submachine guns, and hatchets. When you need a little more versatility, upgrade and dual-wield your favorite guns! Lock and load futuristic guns and discover BJ’s new set of abilities as you fight to free America. Regardless of your playstyle, invent all-new ways of stabbing, shooting, and killing Nazis. Games You May Like. Shooter PC. Latest Videos. Latest Image. IGN.com: Content Team Standards & Practices Send Us News Site Map International: IGN World Map Adria Africa Australia Brazil Benelux Canada China Czech Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Hungary India Ireland Israel Italy Japan Latin America Middle East Norway Pakistan Poland Portugal Romania Russia Southeast Asia Spain Sweden Turkey United Kingdom United States. Copyright 1996-2018 Ziff Davis, LLC An IGN Entertainment Games site. We have updated our PRIVACY POLICY and encourage you to read it by clicking here. IGN uses cookies and other tracking technologies to customize online advertisements, and for other purposes. IGN supports the Digital Advertising Alliance principles. Learn More. Wolfenstein II Producer: Xbox One X Is A Super Powerful Machine, Will Set New Standard For Games Moving Forward. With the exception of the ongoing controversy on loot box systems and microtransactions, the launch of Microsoft’s Xbox One X console is the most discussed topic in the gaming industry this month. In an interview published in the latest Official Xbox Magazine UK (issue #158), Wolfenstein II Executive Producer Jerk Gustafsson praised the hardware of Microsoft’s new $499 console, which debuted in stores on November 7th. It’s a super powerful machine and Wolfenstein II runs really, really well – it looks fantastic on the Xbox One X. The focus has been to make sure we can present the game in the best possible way and use the console and the power that the new console provides. And of course, everything from lighting and graphics overall – in terms of visual quality it’s a lot closer to the high-end PCs than the regular consoles. When asked whether the Xbox One X will change the industry in any way, Gustafsson replied enthusiastically. Yeah – I hope so at least. If you have the possibility to develop and deliver games that run in 4K resolution and look that fantastic, of course you want to take that opportunity. It will set a new standard for games moving forward. Indeed, Digital Foundry’s analysis confirmed that Wolfenstein II on Xbox One X sports one of the biggest leaps yet compared to the PS4 Pro version, while coming very close to high-end PCs. Wolfenstein II launched roughly three weeks ago and was praised, with the exception of fairly minor issues, by Chris in his review. The game will receive additional content that can be purchased separately or as part of the Season Pass (priced at $24.99). You can check the release schedule below. Included with pre-order or Season Pass. Available now. Episode Zero introduces players to Joseph Stallion, Jessica Valiant and Gerald Wilkins as they fight for freedom in the American Territories. Blast your way through Nazis using unique abilities and an arsenal of guns in this opening DLC mission. The Adventures of Gunslinger Joe. As former professional quarterback Joseph Stallion, smash through Nazi hordes from the ruins of Chicago to the vastness of space! The Diaries of Agent Silent Death. As ex-OSS agent and assassin Jessica Valiant, infiltrate Nazi bunkers in California and discover the secrets of Operation San Andreas! The Amazing Deeds of Captain Wilkins. As the US Army’s renowned hero Captain Gerald Wilkins, embark on a mission to Nazi-controlled Alaska to dismantle Operation Black Sun!

Wolfenstein xbox one

At the main menu, select the "Extras" option, and choose the "Enigma Codes" selection. Then, enter one of the following codes to unlock the corresponding bonus mode and achievement. Note: You must collect all the enigma code pieces for a code throughout the main missions of the game before you can enable it. Start a new game after unlocking a mode to access it. Your collectables, perks, and upgrades will remain intact, but will not progress. Enter the following code under "Code 1" to unlock 999 mode (Uber difficulty, 999 health, infinite ammunition) and the "Secrets Revelead I" achievement. Note: This code is obtained from all enigma code pieces starting with the numbers 1 and 8. Enter the following code under "Code 2" to unlock Walk In The Park mode (I Am Death Incarnate difficulty, HUD disabled) and the "Secrets Revelead II" achievement. Note: This code is obtained from all enigma code pieces starting with the numbers 2 and 7. Enter the following code under "Code 3" to unlock Hardcore mode (Uber diffculty, all health and armor drops disabled) and the "Secrets Revelead III" achievement. Note: This code is obtained from all enigma code pieces starting with the numbers 3 and 6. Enter the following code under "Code 4" to unlock Ironman mode (Uber difficulty, one life) and the "Secrets Revelead IV" achievement. Note: This code is obtained from all enigma code pieces starting with the numbers 4 and 5. Wolfenstein 3D level. In Chapter 4, meet Anya in the Resistance secret base. After the helicopter theft, go upstairs to the top floor and search for a room with an old mattress on the floor near the window. Interact with the bed, and select the option to enter a nightmare to play a level from Wolfenstein 3D . All collectible locations. Search the indicated locations to find all 72 enigma codes, 50 gold items, 10 letters. Note: You can search for missing collectibles through chapter select at any time during the story or after completing the game. It also does not matter if you are playing the Fergus or Wyatt timeline. The only difference between the timelines is that you can either pick locks or hack circuits, but the levels are the same and collectibles are unaffected. Stealth killing commanders will mark some collectible locations on your map with a question mark. However, this does not reveal all collectible locations. There are areas that do not have a commander or side-quests that must be completed to get an item. As soon as you pick up a collectible, it will immediately be saved. Thus, you do not have to reach the next checkpoint for it to save the collectible. Additionally, if you start a completely new game, your collectible progress will still carry over. You can view how many collectibles you have obtained in each level under chapter select. Each collectible has its own specific name, making it easier to identify what you are missing. To see their names, open the collectibles menu during a mission. The indicated collectibles can be found in the listed chapter: Map Code 1-1 Map Gold Medal Code 1-2 Oskar's Letter Gold Goblet Code 1-3 Gold Chalice Code 1-4 Map Gold Sword Code 1-5 Gold Floorball Trophy Code 1-6 Code 1-7. Map Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Code 1-8 Izabelas Letter Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Gold Hood Ornament. Gold Watch Romans Letter Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Code 1-9 Code 8-1 Gold Egg Map Code 8-2 Code 8-3 Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Code 8-4 Code 8-5 Gold Medallion Code 8-6 Gold Door Knob. Erdmanns Letter Gold Plate Gold Frame Map Code 8-7 Code 8-8 Code 2-1 Map Code 8-9 Gold Nugget Code 2-2 Gold Helmet Code 2-3. Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Recording Map Gold Urn. Gold Statue Plate Code 2-4 Code 2-5 Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Code 2-6 Gold Carafe Gold Knife Code 2-7 Map Code 2:8 Gold Pocket Flask Code 2-9 Code 7-1 Code 7-2. Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Bobby's Letter Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Recording Gold Ashtray. Gold Item and Letter (complete the side-quest) Code 7-3 Map Medicine for the Letter side-quest Code 7-4 Kill Commander for the Gold Item side-quest Code 7-5 Code 7-6 Gold Dagger (complete the side-quest) Christa's Letter (complete the side-quest) Code 7-7 Gold Pistol Code 7-8 Code 7-9 Gold Bust Code 3-1 Gold Mask. Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Charlottes Letter Gold Item (complete the side-quest) Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Gold Vase (complete the side-quest) Recording. Gold Book Ingrid's Letter Code 3-2 Gold Ladle Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Map Code 3:3 Gold Snake Gold Lantern Code 3-4 Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Code 3-5 Code 3-6 Gold Lunula Code 3-7 Code 3-8 Code 3-9. Map Code 6-1 Gold Letter Opener Code 6-2 Code 6-3 Gold Tray Code 6-4 Code 6-5 Gold Skull Order for the LKW Update Gold Robot Toy Gold Chamber Pot Gold Crown. Map Code 6-6 Code 6-7 Code 6-8 Code 6-9 Code 4-1 Gold Army Man Gold Compass Gold Rabbit Code 4-2 Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Code 4-3 Code 4-4 Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Gold Cane Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Map Code 4-5 Code 4-6 Gold Face Mask Dieter's Letter Code 4-7 Gold Meteor Rock Code 4-8 Code 4-9 Code 5-1 Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Gold Bottle. Code 5-2 Gold Bangles Gold Football Code 5-3 Map Code 5-4 Code 5-5 Code 5-6. Gold Trowel Gold Armor Code 5-7 Map Gold Teapot Code 5-8 Code 5-9. After finding the Laser Cutter in Chapter 4, you can upgrade it into the Laser Pistol. Later in Chapter 4, you will go on the catwalks above a coal-moving vehicle below. Go down the steps to the left to collect an item that resembles the battery originally collected to charge the cutter to upgrade it. The LaserKraftwerk is obtained in the London Nautica during the Resistance's attack to get Prototype Stealth Helicopters. It can be upgraded with the following features: Strobe: When firing, a blinding light flashes and temporarily disorients nearby targets. Tesla: Alters the beam's frequency to affect mechanical targets close to its path. Targeting Scope: Allows it to track, target and fire at several enemies simultaneously at the cost of depleting its battery power. Generator: Slowly regenerates battery power. Obtained in the Da'at Yichud vault. Reflector: Laser beams can reflect off a surface, but do less damage. Automatic: Allows full-automatic firing. Final upgrade: Increases ammunition capacity by 25 rounds. Ramona's diary entries. The following entries are in Ramona's diary: Entry #1: May 11, 1940. I've only been back home for three days and now the Nazis have arrived in town. They killed Jakub Brozek. He was shot in the head. His horse was blocking the road. He taught me how to French kiss. I'm going to do something about this situation. Entry #2: May 12, 1940. The Nazis have taken over the police station. They are asking local people to volunteer for service. I'm going to volunteer. I'm going to find a way to kill them. Entry #3: May 18, 1940. Daytime I care for the sick, working at the asylum. On the evenings, I go to town to prepare for supper for the Nazis at the police station. They seem to trust me. I think I can lure one of them away. If I can get to a Nazi alone, I think I can kill him. I have never killed anyone. I don't know how to fight or fire a weapon. I will have to be smart about it. I miss the university. Perhaps, what I'm about to do will be a learning experience. Entry #4: June 25, 1940. The Nazi appears to have a very high opinion of his mother. I learned this as a he was bleeding to death at the end of my knife at the outhouse next to the bakery. "Mutti!", "Mutti!" he whimpered. My hands were shaking. Nearly dropped my knife. I had told him I would kiss him and he let me lead him outside. Into the night. Entry #5: November 29, 1940. The Nazi appears to love his sausage. I learned this as he kept on eating his supper even though the cyanide must have ruined the flavor. His eyes rolled back, all white. Yet he kept chewing. The cyanide I stole from mother's cabinet. At times I am struck with pangs of remorse. But then, I think of Jakub Brozek. Entry #6: May 2, 1941. The Nazi appears to become sleepy after climaxing. I learned this as his little soldiers were leaking out of me onto his sheets. And his face turned blue, from the rope applied to his neck in his slumber. Tomorrow is my eighteenth birthday. Entry #7: May 29, 1941. The Nazi appears to have been brought up lazy. I've learned this when I outran three of them, carrying a crate of grenades. I think I'm pregnant. I wish I knew how to use a gun. Entry #8: July 6, 1941. The Nazi appear to be overly devoted to his police station. I learned this while tossing grenades into the building. Seven grenades went in but not a single Nazi came out. Does killing Nazis make me a murderer? Don't know. Don't think so. I'm not a soldier, but this is what soldiers do. And I have to steel myself from emotion, like a soldier does. Entry #9: August 9, 1941. The Nazis appears to be highly gullible. I learned this as I pretended I was drowning and he dove in to save me. Body armor and all. I had only to apply the gentlest of pressures to push him until he stopped struggling. I am pregnant. It's not showing but I think mother suspects. I've decided to find an apartment for myself. Entry #10: August 30, 1941. I have my own apartment, two floors above the bakery. I can't leave this Nazi baby inside me anymore. It has to come out. I took some pills from my mother's cabinet. They did not work. All they did was make me sick. Entry #11: September 3, 1941. The Nazi appears to be a reckless driver. I learned this after I cut his brake line and his car went over a cliff, as he drove down the mountain. I didn't see it happen, but there was a picture in the paper. I had a friend at the university who successfully terminated her pregnancy, through consumption of Pennyroyal oils. I have written her, for instructions. Entry #12: September 13, 1941. A letter arrived from London today. I have presumed a vial of Pennyroyal oil. I have stolen some antibiotics from mother. I won't be coming to work tomorrow. Entry #13: September 14, 1941. Pain unbearable. Won't stop bleeding. Entry #14: September 20, 1941. Still alive. The Nazi baby is gone. After the weekend I go back to work. I have patients to tend to. I have Nazis to kill. Entry #15: January 5, 1942. The Nazi appears to have poor reaction time. I learned this as I ran him over at a red light. I don't know what came over me. It was in the middle of the day and people were looking. I drove away as fast as I could. I have to reduce the rate of my attacks, or they will catch me. Entry #16: July 9, 1943. The Nazi appears to be made of bacon. I learned this as nine of them burned alive inside a late night establishment. A lot can be accomplished with padlocks and gasoline. Father could smell the gasoline on my coat. I lied to him. He mustn't know what I have done. He's too sensitive. Entry #17: July 4, 1944. The Nazi is a hopeless romantic. I learned this while smashing his skull, using the hammer I had hid behind my back, as he knelt to pick up my fallen glove. If I was a boy, father would have taught me how to handle a rifle. But instead I was trained to nurse the afflicted, dig dirt for relics and write papers. I wish I knew a soldier. He could teach me how not to feel remorse. He would understand me. Entry #18: September 23, 1946. A man came in today. Horrible head trauma. He has scars all over him. He won't speak. No ones knows where he's from. I think he's a soldier, but not a Nazi. I wish he could talk to me. He has a strength about him. Entry #19: July 10, 1948. The war is over. The Nazis have declared victory. People are celebrating the peace. I can't stop crying. For me, this war is never ending. Entry #20: November 16, 1951. The Nazi appears to have a hot temper. I learned this as I attempted to smash his head with a flower pot I dropped from my apartment window. Sadly, I missed. He had friends nearby. They broke my door down. I said it was an accident but they gave me a black eye and spit on my dress. I want people on my side I can rely on. My grandparents are on my side. But they are not fit to fight. Entry #21: July 17, 1955. The Nazi appears to be a choosy bachelor. I learned this as we sat on a picnic blanket in the meadow lands. He said he would kiss me, if I bleached my hair blonde. I was nauseated by his request. But as long as I smile and hide the hate, no one is suspicious of me. So he drank the wine I spiked with sedatives. And I rolled him down a shallow grave. Entry #22: December 24, 1956. My heart is breaking. Friends I've known my whole life have all become Nazis. Mother and Father are not happy about it, but they comply rather than resist. I feign my smile and act cheerful, but I have started to resent my own parents. I am 33 years old. I am all alone in the world. Entry #23: May 6, 1957. I should keep fighting. But who is there to fight? Everyone is a Nazi now. Or at least they pretend to be. I can no longer tell the difference. Entry #24: August 28, 1960. Deathshead's men are coming by the asylum every other week. They are taking people that have been in my care for years. I look the other way. I hate them. I hate myself for giving up. But I can't fight alone anymore. I watch the man with the scars. I whisper things to him. Sometimes I can see some part of him awake. I wonder if he can see me. I will not let them take him. That was the last entry, William. Some of the things in this diary happened a long time ago. And some of them may have happened to me. I miss you. I missed you a long time before I met you. In Chapter 7, after obtaining a sample of the "Super Concrete" for Anya, Max will return to his room and go to sleep. There is a crayon drawing of Max's four missing toys near his bed. The toys are hidden in the Kreisau Circle base. After finding all of them, go back to the crayon drawing to return the toys. Successfully complete this side-quest to unlock Max's entry in the character info panel. The toys are located in the following areas: Robot: It is on your way out of the Kreisau Circle Hangar. It can be heard near the hangar entrance. Telephone: It is in Caroline Becker's desk. Letter Blocks: It is inside the hidden chamber behind the poster in Caroline's bedroom. Crawl into the gap to find it to the left, on the ground. Fire Truck: Talk to Wyatt or Fergus to get the key, open the locked door, then look on the shelf to the right of the door. Defeating Fire Troopers. Use the shotgun when facing Fire Troopers at close range, but be careful since they will inflict a lot of damage. You should have a large amount of health and armor if attempting close combat. A few Tesla grenades and the assault rifle will work well at medium range. To take them out at long range, use the Marksman Rifle or Laser. When playing on the Uber difficulty, try firing constant shots from the AR Marksman's automatic plasma rifle. Shoot them a few times with the LaserKraftwerk's Targeting Scope at close range to kill them. Get two direct hits with the rocket launcher to also kill a Fire Trooper. With either the 1946 or 1960 version, kill the Kampfhund before it is alerted using a knife throw or silenced pistol shot. Defeating the London Monitor. Start by attacking its eye, then both the eye and the missile launchers. After all the missile launchers are destroyed, the area underneath its red spot will open. Go under the London Monitor, and shoot up into its engine. Continue to shoot both its eye and engine until it has been defeated. Defeating Rocket Troopers. Use heavy weapons, such as rockets, against Rocket Troopers. One or two shots should kill them. When playing on the Uber difficulty, use repeating shots from the AR Marksman's automatic plasma rifle. Defeating Space Marines. Space Marines are vulnerable to Tesla grenades. You can also shoot them with an AR Marksman or MG-60 to kill them. If you can use stealth to approach them, a knife or headshot from a suppressed 1960 handgun will also work. When facing the 1960 version, use energy weapons. Standard bullets will only inflict minimal damage on its armored parts. Try firing a fully charged LaserKraftwerk, and connect all its lasers. Use the assault rifle in dual-wield mode with its under-slung rocket launchers to inflict significant damage. Fire the mount machine gun if you need to save ammunition for other weapons. Charge up again when its energy gets low and repeat. Use the following strategy when facing the two Zeppelins in the last level. There are two Flak cannons mounted on the sides of the upper levels of the back. Use them to hit the cylinder tube on the bottom. One cannon cannot be used to destroy both tubes because of its limited firing radius. After they are destroyed, Deathshead cannot use his shield. Fallout 3 reference. In Chapter 7, Anya will ask for a sample of the moldy "Super Concrete". Look to the right of the Kreisau Circle Hangar entrance, and locate the large red circular door covered in steam. It is marked with "101", referencing Vault 101 and its huge circular door in Fallout 3 . Mario series reference. Enter your hideout, and go upstairs to Max Haas' bedroom to find Power Stars plushies on his bed. Quake 3 reference. During the opening sequence for Chapter 6: London Nautica, Bobby Bram is driving Blazkowicz to his objective in London. The keychain hanging from the ignition is a rocket launcher from Quake 3 . Easy "Bullseye" achievement. Play Chapter 3 in the Fergus timeline on the "Can I Play, Daddy?" difficulty. Progress through the first section, and make sure you have at least one grenade. Enter the gate house, and go to the left. Hot-wire the elevator to reach the top floor, which has some steel beams under the train bridge. There is a spawn point for an attack drone on the other side and a checkpoint just before it. Note: You can also find a health upgrade nearby. Take out a grenade and walk towards the other side. The flying attack drone will spawn below the walkway, on the right side. Throw the grenade at the walkway in front of you, where the drone appears. It should get stuck in the environment and kill the drone. Pause the game, restart from the last checkpoint, and repeat the process until you earn the demolition perk 4 to get the "Bullseye" achievement. Easy "Endurance II" achievement. The in-game description states "Kill 5 enemies in 10 seconds using a detached turret", but you do not have to use an actual turret. The Super-Soldaten's chain gun also will qualify, as they are basically detached turrets. Easy "Sentinel" achievement. You must kill five enemies with a thrown back grenade to get the "Sentinel" achievement. In Chapter 3, reach the second checkpoint (the second time you are dropped from the car) on the easiest difficulty. Stand by the door, and wait for one of the soldiers to throw a grenade at you, then grab it and throw it back. Keep restarting from the checkpoint until you manage to kill all the soldiers with the thrown back grenade to get the achievement. Easy "Über Hero" achievement. It is easier to complete the game on the Über difficulty during a second playthrough, as you will retain your perk and weapon upgrades and know strategies to defeat various enemies and Bosses. During your playthrough, make sure to use cover. Enemies will inflict a lot of damage on the Über difficulty, but the majority of them will die quickly. Keep your distance to force enemies to miss. Use stealth, especially during the early chapters when you are at a disadvantage. You can defeat the majority of enemies by sneaking up and killing them with your knife or pistol; or simply ignore enemies altogether. Try unlocking as many perks as possible as you progress, as they give nice advantages. Rely heavily on the LKW (and Laser Marksman when obtained) in areas where you can recharge. The LKW can destroy the large robots with one or two shots after upgraded. Always aim for the head. You can kill normal soldiers with a few headshots. Use grenades in areas where enemies attack in groups. Easy "Vaporize" achievement. You must kill five enemies with a dropped enemy grenade to get the "Vaporize" achievement. In Chapter 3, reach the second checkpoint (the second time you are dropped from the car) on the easiest difficulty. Stand by the door, and wait for one of the soldiers to throw a grenade at you, then shoot him until he dies or drops the grenade. Keep restarting from the checkpoint until you manage to kill all the soldiers with the dropped enemy grenade to get the achievement. Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points: Gunner (20 points): Save allied planes. Fergus saved (30 points): Choose to save Fergus. Wyatt saved (30 points): Choose to save Wyatt. Vive la resistance! (20 points): Locate the resistance. Power to the laser (30 points): Find the Laserkraftwerk. Hidden in the deep (20 points): Locate the underwater stash. London uprising (20 points): Defeat the London Monitor. Deliverance (30 points): Release friend. Liberation (100 points): Complete the game on any difficulty. Super hero (50 points): Complete game on I AM DEATH INCARNATE! (or ÜBER). Über hero (50 points): Complete game on ÜBER. All that glitters (20 points): Collect 25 gold items. Heart of gold (30 points): Collect all gold items. The lives of others (30 points): Collect all letters. Secrets revealed I (30 points): Solve the first Enigma code. Secrets revealed II (30 points): Solve the second Enigma code. Secrets revealed III (30 points): Solve the third Enigma code. Secrets revealed IV (30 points): Solve the fourth Enigma code. Scout I (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 1. Knife throwing (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 2. Knife sheath + (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 3. Knife sheath ++ (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 4. Silent shot (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 5. Vampire (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 6. Scout II (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 7. Assassin (30 points): Unlock stealth perk 8. Deadeye (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 1. Quick draw (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 2. Quick regeneration (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 3. Gun magazine + (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 4. Shotgun magazine + (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 5. AR magazine + (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 6. Marksman magazine + (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 7. Quick reload (30 points): Unlock tactical perk 8. Double reload (10 points): Unlock assault perk 1. Endurance I (10 points): Unlock assault perk 2. Scavenger (10 points): Unlock assault perk 3. Bullet feeder (10 points): Unlock assault perk 4. Endurance II (10 points): Unlock assault perk 5. Autopanzer (10 points): Unlock assault perk 6. LKW battery + (10 points): Unlock assault perk 7. Dual-wield expert (30 points): Unlock assault perk 8. Throwback (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 1. Grenade pouch + (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 2. Grenade pouch ++ (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 3. Bullseye (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 4. Rocket magazine + (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 5. Vaporize (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 6. Sentinel (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 7. Hardened (30 points): Unlock demolition perk 8. Wolfenstein: The Old Blood. Wolfenstein: The Old Blood is a standalone prequel to the critically acclaimed first-person action-adventure shooter, Wolfenstein: The New Order. The adventure, which spans eight chapters and two interconnected stories, features the hallmarks of MachineGames – thrilling action, immersive story and intense first-person combat. As war hero B.J. Blazkowicz, arm yourself with new weapons such as the bolt-action rifle and grenade-launching Kampfpistole as you attempt to thwart the advancing Nazi war machine, and take advantage of duel-wielding pipes that can be used for wall climbing – or for vicious take-downs of never-before-seen Nazi adversaries. Thanks for your order. We'll try to push-to-install this on your home Xbox One. If you’ve blocked automated downloads, you might want to enable them. On your Xbox One, go to Settings > System > Updates > Keep my games & apps up to date . By the way, you can find this and anything else you’ve installed in My games and apps . Trying to install on your home Xbox One. We'll try to push-to-install this on your home Xbox One. If you’ve blocked automated downloads, you might want to enable them. On your Xbox One, go to Settings > System > Updates > Keep my games & apps up to date . By the way, you can find this and anything else you’ve installed in My games and apps . Get an Xbox Live account. To play this game, you need an Xbox Live account. Get one here. Friends who play this game. Wolfenstein: The Old Blood. Included in. Wolfenstein®: The Two-Pack. Screenshots. Enter your date of birth. You may not access this content. Description. Wolfenstein: The Old Blood is a standalone prequel to the critically acclaimed first-person action-adventure shooter, Wolfenstein: The New Order. The adventure, which spans eight chapters and two interconnected stories, features the hallmarks of MachineGames – thrilling action, immersive story and intense first-person combat. As war hero B.J. Blazkowicz, arm yourself with new weapons such as the bolt-action rifle and grenade-launching Kampfpistole as you attempt to thwart the advancing Nazi war machine, and take advantage of duel-wielding pipes that can be used for wall climbing – or for vicious take-downs of never-before-seen Nazi adversaries. Available on. People also like. Wolfenstein: The New Order. Alien: Isolation. Wolfenstein® II: The New Colossus™ BioShock: The Collection. Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition Duke Nukem Bundle. The Evil Within. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided™ Metro 2033 Redux. Game clips. Broadcasts. Additional info. Approximate download size. Install on your home Xbox One console plus have access when you’re connected to your Microsoft account. Thanks for reporting your concern. Our team will review it and, if necessary, take action. Sign in to report this game to Microsoft. Ratings and reviews. To rate and review, sign in. Your review. Thanks. Your review will post soon. There was an error posting your review. Please try again later. All user reviews. An intresting prequel stand alone from an awesome game. for anyone wanting to know what it was like before heading to Deaths head compound with how they knew it's location, along with fans of bullets then lasers, can find their enjoyment from this game, along with going back to castle wolfenstein for what maybe the last time. But who said a story ends when it's good and ready? 186 out of 192 people found this helpful. Never a break. Throughout my playthrough of wolfenstien my heart was racing and my palms were sweaty. Without spoilers it Isn't long till you're thrown into heated battle which never ends. the only real proggresion is level advancement you don't get stronger the game just gets harder. in a rap intense firefights, anxiety inducing stealth sequences, climatic bosses, and satysfying victorys compose a great game! 100 out of 102 people found this helpful. The thinking man's ultraviolent shooter. Just when it seemed like single player shooter campaigns were going out of fashion, Bethesda come up with an outstanding specimen like The Old Blood. Gritty, tense, ultraviolent, frenetic, yet charming, humorous and wonderfully detailed. One of the unheralded gems of video game history. 👌 141 out of 148 people found this helpful. STILL A TOP FAV. After all this time I still love replaying the campaign. I love the realistic graphics. But, what keeps me coming back engaging gameplay. I always find new ways to sneak around the nazis in each level. Yea I change the way I play the game each time around. It's great game for Wolfenstein fans both old and new. I highly recommend this along with Wolfenstein The New Order for those that haven't tried these titles yet! I give these titles a 👍👍 rating. 51 out of 53 people found this helpful. Great Game. A great game for both fans and newcomers to the series! A must play..So go play it! 62 out of 65 people found this helpful. Great Game! I loved this game when i first played it. Amazing storyline and recommend to lots of gamers! 8\10. 40 out of 45 people found this helpful. AMAZING! AGAIN! I LOVE WOLFENSTEIN! IT WAS THE FIRST FPS AND STILL THE BEST FPS! ALONG WITH DOOM! MY 2 FAVORITE GAME FRANCHISES! AS FAR AS ACTION AND AMAZING GAMEPLAY! WOLFENSTEIN HAS A GREAT STORY! AS WELL! PLEASE NEVER STOP MAKING WOLFENSTEIN GAMES! I LOVE THEM ALL! 25 out of 29 people found this helpful. The game plays very good way better than the new order totally woth 20 get the game you wont be sorry. 11 out of 12 people found this helpful. Great addition. its awesome with a mix of stealth and full blown action. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful. Old blood Old School Castle secrets plays so true to its earlier installments. 12 out of 14 people found this helpful. Translate to English. Язык Microsoft Store: United States - English. Вас интересует язык Microsoft Store: Россия - Русский? Перевести на русский. You are shopping Microsoft Store in: United States - English. Are you looking for Microsoft Store in: Россия - Русский? Wolfenstein: The New Order. Latest Stories. How The Darkness, Riddick, Quake and Wolf 3D Helped Shape Wolfenstein II. October 22, 2017. Pentagrams and Partisans: Mick Gordon on Making Music That Matters. December 11, 2016. Wolfenstein: The New Order Review. Wolfenstein: The New Order Wiki ». About This Game. Summary Features Game Editions. Evil minds have created the ultimate terror and only you can stop them in Wolfenstein: The New Order, a re-imagining of the classic FPS franchise. 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. Wolfenstein'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. Collect ultra-advanced Nazi-tech! Break into secret research facilities and heavily guarded weapon stashes to upgrade your tools of destruction. Hi-octane action and thrilling adventure weaved together into a tightly paced, super immersive game narrative. Games You May Like. Shooter Xbox 360. Latest Videos. Latest Image. IGN.com: Content Team Standards & Practices Send Us News Site Map International: IGN World Map Adria Africa Australia Brazil Benelux Canada China Czech Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Hungary India Ireland Israel Italy Japan Latin America Middle East Norway Pakistan Poland Portugal Romania Russia Southeast Asia Spain Sweden Turkey United Kingdom United States. Copyright 1996-2018 Ziff Davis, LLC An IGN Entertainment Games site. We have updated our PRIVACY POLICY and encourage you to read it by clicking here. IGN uses cookies and other tracking technologies to customize online advertisements, and for other purposes. IGN supports the Digital Advertising Alliance principles. Learn More.

Wolfenstein xbox one

At the main menu, select the "Extras" option, and choose the "Enigma Codes" selection. Then, enter one of the following codes to unlock the corresponding bonus mode and achievement. Note: You must collect all the enigma code pieces for a code throughout the main missions of the game before you can enable it. Start a new game after unlocking a mode to access it. Your collectables, perks, and upgrades will remain intact, but will not progress. Enter the following code under "Code 1" to unlock 999 mode (Uber difficulty, 999 health, infinite ammunition) and the "Secrets Revelead I" achievement. Note: This code is obtained from all enigma code pieces starting with the numbers 1 and 8. Enter the following code under "Code 2" to unlock Walk In The Park mode (I Am Death Incarnate difficulty, HUD disabled) and the "Secrets Revelead II" achievement. Note: This code is obtained from all enigma code pieces starting with the numbers 2 and 7. Enter the following code under "Code 3" to unlock Hardcore mode (Uber diffculty, all health and armor drops disabled) and the "Secrets Revelead III" achievement. Note: This code is obtained from all enigma code pieces starting with the numbers 3 and 6. Enter the following code under "Code 4" to unlock Ironman mode (Uber difficulty, one life) and the "Secrets Revelead IV" achievement. Note: This code is obtained from all enigma code pieces starting with the numbers 4 and 5. Wolfenstein 3D level. In Chapter 4, meet Anya in the Resistance secret base. After the helicopter theft, go upstairs to the top floor and search for a room with an old mattress on the floor near the window. Interact with the bed, and select the option to enter a nightmare to play a level from Wolfenstein 3D . All collectible locations. Search the indicated locations to find all 72 enigma codes, 50 gold items, 10 letters. Note: You can search for missing collectibles through chapter select at any time during the story or after completing the game. It also does not matter if you are playing the Fergus or Wyatt timeline. The only difference between the timelines is that you can either pick locks or hack circuits, but the levels are the same and collectibles are unaffected. Stealth killing commanders will mark some collectible locations on your map with a question mark. However, this does not reveal all collectible locations. There are areas that do not have a commander or side-quests that must be completed to get an item. As soon as you pick up a collectible, it will immediately be saved. Thus, you do not have to reach the next checkpoint for it to save the collectible. Additionally, if you start a completely new game, your collectible progress will still carry over. You can view how many collectibles you have obtained in each level under chapter select. Each collectible has its own specific name, making it easier to identify what you are missing. To see their names, open the collectibles menu during a mission. The indicated collectibles can be found in the listed chapter: Map Code 1-1 Map Gold Medal Code 1-2 Oskar's Letter Gold Goblet Code 1-3 Gold Chalice Code 1-4 Map Gold Sword Code 1-5 Gold Floorball Trophy Code 1-6 Code 1-7. Map Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Code 1-8 Izabelas Letter Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Gold Hood Ornament. Gold Watch Romans Letter Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Code 1-9 Code 8-1 Gold Egg Map Code 8-2 Code 8-3 Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Code 8-4 Code 8-5 Gold Medallion Code 8-6 Gold Door Knob. Erdmanns Letter Gold Plate Gold Frame Map Code 8-7 Code 8-8 Code 2-1 Map Code 8-9 Gold Nugget Code 2-2 Gold Helmet Code 2-3. Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Recording Map Gold Urn. Gold Statue Plate Code 2-4 Code 2-5 Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Code 2-6 Gold Carafe Gold Knife Code 2-7 Map Code 2:8 Gold Pocket Flask Code 2-9 Code 7-1 Code 7-2. Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Bobby's Letter Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Recording Gold Ashtray. Gold Item and Letter (complete the side-quest) Code 7-3 Map Medicine for the Letter side-quest Code 7-4 Kill Commander for the Gold Item side-quest Code 7-5 Code 7-6 Gold Dagger (complete the side-quest) Christa's Letter (complete the side-quest) Code 7-7 Gold Pistol Code 7-8 Code 7-9 Gold Bust Code 3-1 Gold Mask. Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Charlottes Letter Gold Item (complete the side-quest) Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Gold Vase (complete the side-quest) Recording. Gold Book Ingrid's Letter Code 3-2 Gold Ladle Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Map Code 3:3 Gold Snake Gold Lantern Code 3-4 Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Code 3-5 Code 3-6 Gold Lunula Code 3-7 Code 3-8 Code 3-9. Map Code 6-1 Gold Letter Opener Code 6-2 Code 6-3 Gold Tray Code 6-4 Code 6-5 Gold Skull Order for the LKW Update Gold Robot Toy Gold Chamber Pot Gold Crown. Map Code 6-6 Code 6-7 Code 6-8 Code 6-9 Code 4-1 Gold Army Man Gold Compass Gold Rabbit Code 4-2 Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Code 4-3 Code 4-4 Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Gold Cane Armor Upgrade (Wyatt's timeline) Map Code 4-5 Code 4-6 Gold Face Mask Dieter's Letter Code 4-7 Gold Meteor Rock Code 4-8 Code 4-9 Code 5-1 Health Upgrade (Fergus' timeline) Gold Bottle. Code 5-2 Gold Bangles Gold Football Code 5-3 Map Code 5-4 Code 5-5 Code 5-6. Gold Trowel Gold Armor Code 5-7 Map Gold Teapot Code 5-8 Code 5-9. After finding the Laser Cutter in Chapter 4, you can upgrade it into the Laser Pistol. Later in Chapter 4, you will go on the catwalks above a coal-moving vehicle below. Go down the steps to the left to collect an item that resembles the battery originally collected to charge the cutter to upgrade it. The LaserKraftwerk is obtained in the London Nautica during the Resistance's attack to get Prototype Stealth Helicopters. It can be upgraded with the following features: Strobe: When firing, a blinding light flashes and temporarily disorients nearby targets. Tesla: Alters the beam's frequency to affect mechanical targets close to its path. Targeting Scope: Allows it to track, target and fire at several enemies simultaneously at the cost of depleting its battery power. Generator: Slowly regenerates battery power. Obtained in the Da'at Yichud vault. Reflector: Laser beams can reflect off a surface, but do less damage. Automatic: Allows full-automatic firing. Final upgrade: Increases ammunition capacity by 25 rounds. Ramona's diary entries. The following entries are in Ramona's diary: Entry #1: May 11, 1940. I've only been back home for three days and now the Nazis have arrived in town. They killed Jakub Brozek. He was shot in the head. His horse was blocking the road. He taught me how to French kiss. I'm going to do something about this situation. Entry #2: May 12, 1940. The Nazis have taken over the police station. They are asking local people to volunteer for service. I'm going to volunteer. I'm going to find a way to kill them. Entry #3: May 18, 1940. Daytime I care for the sick, working at the asylum. On the evenings, I go to town to prepare for supper for the Nazis at the police station. They seem to trust me. I think I can lure one of them away. If I can get to a Nazi alone, I think I can kill him. I have never killed anyone. I don't know how to fight or fire a weapon. I will have to be smart about it. I miss the university. Perhaps, what I'm about to do will be a learning experience. Entry #4: June 25, 1940. The Nazi appears to have a very high opinion of his mother. I learned this as a he was bleeding to death at the end of my knife at the outhouse next to the bakery. "Mutti!", "Mutti!" he whimpered. My hands were shaking. Nearly dropped my knife. I had told him I would kiss him and he let me lead him outside. Into the night. Entry #5: November 29, 1940. The Nazi appears to love his sausage. I learned this as he kept on eating his supper even though the cyanide must have ruined the flavor. His eyes rolled back, all white. Yet he kept chewing. The cyanide I stole from mother's cabinet. At times I am struck with pangs of remorse. But then, I think of Jakub Brozek. Entry #6: May 2, 1941. The Nazi appears to become sleepy after climaxing. I learned this as his little soldiers were leaking out of me onto his sheets. And his face turned blue, from the rope applied to his neck in his slumber. Tomorrow is my eighteenth birthday. Entry #7: May 29, 1941. The Nazi appears to have been brought up lazy. I've learned this when I outran three of them, carrying a crate of grenades. I think I'm pregnant. I wish I knew how to use a gun. Entry #8: July 6, 1941. The Nazi appear to be overly devoted to his police station. I learned this while tossing grenades into the building. Seven grenades went in but not a single Nazi came out. Does killing Nazis make me a murderer? Don't know. Don't think so. I'm not a soldier, but this is what soldiers do. And I have to steel myself from emotion, like a soldier does. Entry #9: August 9, 1941. The Nazis appears to be highly gullible. I learned this as I pretended I was drowning and he dove in to save me. Body armor and all. I had only to apply the gentlest of pressures to push him until he stopped struggling. I am pregnant. It's not showing but I think mother suspects. I've decided to find an apartment for myself. Entry #10: August 30, 1941. I have my own apartment, two floors above the bakery. I can't leave this Nazi baby inside me anymore. It has to come out. I took some pills from my mother's cabinet. They did not work. All they did was make me sick. Entry #11: September 3, 1941. The Nazi appears to be a reckless driver. I learned this after I cut his brake line and his car went over a cliff, as he drove down the mountain. I didn't see it happen, but there was a picture in the paper. I had a friend at the university who successfully terminated her pregnancy, through consumption of Pennyroyal oils. I have written her, for instructions. Entry #12: September 13, 1941. A letter arrived from London today. I have presumed a vial of Pennyroyal oil. I have stolen some antibiotics from mother. I won't be coming to work tomorrow. Entry #13: September 14, 1941. Pain unbearable. Won't stop bleeding. Entry #14: September 20, 1941. Still alive. The Nazi baby is gone. After the weekend I go back to work. I have patients to tend to. I have Nazis to kill. Entry #15: January 5, 1942. The Nazi appears to have poor reaction time. I learned this as I ran him over at a red light. I don't know what came over me. It was in the middle of the day and people were looking. I drove away as fast as I could. I have to reduce the rate of my attacks, or they will catch me. Entry #16: July 9, 1943. The Nazi appears to be made of bacon. I learned this as nine of them burned alive inside a late night establishment. A lot can be accomplished with padlocks and gasoline. Father could smell the gasoline on my coat. I lied to him. He mustn't know what I have done. He's too sensitive. Entry #17: July 4, 1944. The Nazi is a hopeless romantic. I learned this while smashing his skull, using the hammer I had hid behind my back, as he knelt to pick up my fallen glove. If I was a boy, father would have taught me how to handle a rifle. But instead I was trained to nurse the afflicted, dig dirt for relics and write papers. I wish I knew a soldier. He could teach me how not to feel remorse. He would understand me. Entry #18: September 23, 1946. A man came in today. Horrible head trauma. He has scars all over him. He won't speak. No ones knows where he's from. I think he's a soldier, but not a Nazi. I wish he could talk to me. He has a strength about him. Entry #19: July 10, 1948. The war is over. The Nazis have declared victory. People are celebrating the peace. I can't stop crying. For me, this war is never ending. Entry #20: November 16, 1951. The Nazi appears to have a hot temper. I learned this as I attempted to smash his head with a flower pot I dropped from my apartment window. Sadly, I missed. He had friends nearby. They broke my door down. I said it was an accident but they gave me a black eye and spit on my dress. I want people on my side I can rely on. My grandparents are on my side. But they are not fit to fight. Entry #21: July 17, 1955. The Nazi appears to be a choosy bachelor. I learned this as we sat on a picnic blanket in the meadow lands. He said he would kiss me, if I bleached my hair blonde. I was nauseated by his request. But as long as I smile and hide the hate, no one is suspicious of me. So he drank the wine I spiked with sedatives. And I rolled him down a shallow grave. Entry #22: December 24, 1956. My heart is breaking. Friends I've known my whole life have all become Nazis. Mother and Father are not happy about it, but they comply rather than resist. I feign my smile and act cheerful, but I have started to resent my own parents. I am 33 years old. I am all alone in the world. Entry #23: May 6, 1957. I should keep fighting. But who is there to fight? Everyone is a Nazi now. Or at least they pretend to be. I can no longer tell the difference. Entry #24: August 28, 1960. Deathshead's men are coming by the asylum every other week. They are taking people that have been in my care for years. I look the other way. I hate them. I hate myself for giving up. But I can't fight alone anymore. I watch the man with the scars. I whisper things to him. Sometimes I can see some part of him awake. I wonder if he can see me. I will not let them take him. That was the last entry, William. Some of the things in this diary happened a long time ago. And some of them may have happened to me. I miss you. I missed you a long time before I met you. In Chapter 7, after obtaining a sample of the "Super Concrete" for Anya, Max will return to his room and go to sleep. There is a crayon drawing of Max's four missing toys near his bed. The toys are hidden in the Kreisau Circle base. After finding all of them, go back to the crayon drawing to return the toys. Successfully complete this side-quest to unlock Max's entry in the character info panel. The toys are located in the following areas: Robot: It is on your way out of the Kreisau Circle Hangar. It can be heard near the hangar entrance. Telephone: It is in Caroline Becker's desk. Letter Blocks: It is inside the hidden chamber behind the poster in Caroline's bedroom. Crawl into the gap to find it to the left, on the ground. Fire Truck: Talk to Wyatt or Fergus to get the key, open the locked door, then look on the shelf to the right of the door. Defeating Fire Troopers. Use the shotgun when facing Fire Troopers at close range, but be careful since they will inflict a lot of damage. You should have a large amount of health and armor if attempting close combat. A few Tesla grenades and the assault rifle will work well at medium range. To take them out at long range, use the Marksman Rifle or Laser. When playing on the Uber difficulty, try firing constant shots from the AR Marksman's automatic plasma rifle. Shoot them a few times with the LaserKraftwerk's Targeting Scope at close range to kill them. Get two direct hits with the rocket launcher to also kill a Fire Trooper. With either the 1946 or 1960 version, kill the Kampfhund before it is alerted using a knife throw or silenced pistol shot. Defeating the London Monitor. Start by attacking its eye, then both the eye and the missile launchers. After all the missile launchers are destroyed, the area underneath its red spot will open. Go under the London Monitor, and shoot up into its engine. Continue to shoot both its eye and engine until it has been defeated. Defeating Rocket Troopers. Use heavy weapons, such as rockets, against Rocket Troopers. One or two shots should kill them. When playing on the Uber difficulty, use repeating shots from the AR Marksman's automatic plasma rifle. Defeating Space Marines. Space Marines are vulnerable to Tesla grenades. You can also shoot them with an AR Marksman or MG-60 to kill them. If you can use stealth to approach them, a knife or headshot from a suppressed 1960 handgun will also work. When facing the 1960 version, use energy weapons. Standard bullets will only inflict minimal damage on its armored parts. Try firing a fully charged LaserKraftwerk, and connect all its lasers. Use the assault rifle in dual-wield mode with its under-slung rocket launchers to inflict significant damage. Fire the mount machine gun if you need to save ammunition for other weapons. Charge up again when its energy gets low and repeat. Use the following strategy when facing the two Zeppelins in the last level. There are two Flak cannons mounted on the sides of the upper levels of the back. Use them to hit the cylinder tube on the bottom. One cannon cannot be used to destroy both tubes because of its limited firing radius. After they are destroyed, Deathshead cannot use his shield. Fallout 3 reference. In Chapter 7, Anya will ask for a sample of the moldy "Super Concrete". Look to the right of the Kreisau Circle Hangar entrance, and locate the large red circular door covered in steam. It is marked with "101", referencing Vault 101 and its huge circular door in Fallout 3 . Mario series reference. Enter your hideout, and go upstairs to Max Haas' bedroom to find Power Stars plushies on his bed. Quake 3 reference. During the opening sequence for Chapter 6: London Nautica, Bobby Bram is driving Blazkowicz to his objective in London. The keychain hanging from the ignition is a rocket launcher from Quake 3 . Easy "Bullseye" achievement. Play Chapter 3 in the Fergus timeline on the "Can I Play, Daddy?" difficulty. Progress through the first section, and make sure you have at least one grenade. Enter the gate house, and go to the left. Hot-wire the elevator to reach the top floor, which has some steel beams under the train bridge. There is a spawn point for an attack drone on the other side and a checkpoint just before it. Note: You can also find a health upgrade nearby. Take out a grenade and walk towards the other side. The flying attack drone will spawn below the walkway, on the right side. Throw the grenade at the walkway in front of you, where the drone appears. It should get stuck in the environment and kill the drone. Pause the game, restart from the last checkpoint, and repeat the process until you earn the demolition perk 4 to get the "Bullseye" achievement. Easy "Endurance II" achievement. The in-game description states "Kill 5 enemies in 10 seconds using a detached turret", but you do not have to use an actual turret. The Super-Soldaten's chain gun also will qualify, as they are basically detached turrets. Easy "Sentinel" achievement. You must kill five enemies with a thrown back grenade to get the "Sentinel" achievement. In Chapter 3, reach the second checkpoint (the second time you are dropped from the car) on the easiest difficulty. Stand by the door, and wait for one of the soldiers to throw a grenade at you, then grab it and throw it back. Keep restarting from the checkpoint until you manage to kill all the soldiers with the thrown back grenade to get the achievement. Easy "Über Hero" achievement. It is easier to complete the game on the Über difficulty during a second playthrough, as you will retain your perk and weapon upgrades and know strategies to defeat various enemies and Bosses. During your playthrough, make sure to use cover. Enemies will inflict a lot of damage on the Über difficulty, but the majority of them will die quickly. Keep your distance to force enemies to miss. Use stealth, especially during the early chapters when you are at a disadvantage. You can defeat the majority of enemies by sneaking up and killing them with your knife or pistol; or simply ignore enemies altogether. Try unlocking as many perks as possible as you progress, as they give nice advantages. Rely heavily on the LKW (and Laser Marksman when obtained) in areas where you can recharge. The LKW can destroy the large robots with one or two shots after upgraded. Always aim for the head. You can kill normal soldiers with a few headshots. Use grenades in areas where enemies attack in groups. Easy "Vaporize" achievement. You must kill five enemies with a dropped enemy grenade to get the "Vaporize" achievement. In Chapter 3, reach the second checkpoint (the second time you are dropped from the car) on the easiest difficulty. Stand by the door, and wait for one of the soldiers to throw a grenade at you, then shoot him until he dies or drops the grenade. Keep restarting from the checkpoint until you manage to kill all the soldiers with the dropped enemy grenade to get the achievement. Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points: Gunner (20 points): Save allied planes. Fergus saved (30 points): Choose to save Fergus. Wyatt saved (30 points): Choose to save Wyatt. Vive la resistance! (20 points): Locate the resistance. Power to the laser (30 points): Find the Laserkraftwerk. Hidden in the deep (20 points): Locate the underwater stash. London uprising (20 points): Defeat the London Monitor. Deliverance (30 points): Release friend. Liberation (100 points): Complete the game on any difficulty. Super hero (50 points): Complete game on I AM DEATH INCARNATE! (or ÜBER). Über hero (50 points): Complete game on ÜBER. All that glitters (20 points): Collect 25 gold items. Heart of gold (30 points): Collect all gold items. The lives of others (30 points): Collect all letters. Secrets revealed I (30 points): Solve the first Enigma code. Secrets revealed II (30 points): Solve the second Enigma code. Secrets revealed III (30 points): Solve the third Enigma code. Secrets revealed IV (30 points): Solve the fourth Enigma code. Scout I (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 1. Knife throwing (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 2. Knife sheath + (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 3. Knife sheath ++ (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 4. Silent shot (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 5. Vampire (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 6. Scout II (10 points): Unlock stealth perk 7. Assassin (30 points): Unlock stealth perk 8. Deadeye (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 1. Quick draw (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 2. Quick regeneration (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 3. Gun magazine + (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 4. Shotgun magazine + (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 5. AR magazine + (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 6. Marksman magazine + (10 points): Unlock tactical perk 7. Quick reload (30 points): Unlock tactical perk 8. Double reload (10 points): Unlock assault perk 1. Endurance I (10 points): Unlock assault perk 2. Scavenger (10 points): Unlock assault perk 3. Bullet feeder (10 points): Unlock assault perk 4. Endurance II (10 points): Unlock assault perk 5. Autopanzer (10 points): Unlock assault perk 6. LKW battery + (10 points): Unlock assault perk 7. Dual-wield expert (30 points): Unlock assault perk 8. Throwback (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 1. Grenade pouch + (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 2. Grenade pouch ++ (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 3. Bullseye (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 4. Rocket magazine + (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 5. Vaporize (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 6. Sentinel (10 points): Unlock demolition perk 7. Hardened (30 points): Unlock demolition perk 8. Wolfenstein 2: the biggest jump yet from PS4 Pro to Xbox One X? Peak resolution leaps from 1440p to full 4K - but what about performance? By Thomas Morgan Published 11/11/2017. Platforms: PC, Xbox One X, PlayStation 4 Pro. Wolfenstein 2 is one of the most exceptional graphical showcases of the generation so far - a 60 frames per second shooter with beautiful dynamic lighting and shading, GPU-accelerated particles and a state-of-the-art post-process pipeline. However, it does have one weakness: performance. PS4, Pro and Xbox One can't quite lock to the target 60fps and all console versions lack the slick fluidity of the Doom 2016 reboot, running on the same engine. Which begs the question - can Xbox One X power past the frame-rate issues of the other console versions, and to what extent can it improve on PS4 Pro's impressive visuals? The truth is that Wolfenstein 2 looks exceptional on both Sony and Microsoft's premium consoles with a very similar graphical feature set, but in terms of achieving that native 4K target, it's Xbox One X that puts in a more convincing showing. 2560x1440 is the peak output of the Pro, rising to a full-fat 3840x2160 on X, meaning a 2.25x increase in pixel-count that surprisingly remains in place in many areas of the game. However, dynamic resolution scaling is in effect on both systems, with the Microsoft console more prone to deviating from its peak 4K output. Taking an in-engine cutscene as an example of a like-for-like rendering scenario, Pro retains its 1440p peak, while Xbox One X drops its output by 10 per cent to 3648x2052. There's more variability in resolution on the Microsoft console, but we're still looking at a 103 per cent increase in pixel count when scenes are matched. Clearly, this is not insignificant, and along with other results seen recently in Diablo 3 and Assassin's Creed Origins, there are echoes of the PS4 vs Xbox One launch divide. The end result in this case is a much clearer image on Microsoft's machine, despite the more frequent fluctuations in resolution. That's essentially how the majority of the game unfolds. Up close, Xbox One X really does look all the better for its flexibility, and it's remarkable how often it does hold 4K, while Pro locks to 1440p. Tellingly, there is one unique spot in our testing where both drop; a particularly gruesome scene with lots of characters on-screen. In this case, Xbox One X takes a hit to 2052p once again, but curiously, on PS4 Pro, this scene drops to 2432x1368 - a matching, ten per cent drop in pixels from 1440p. It's another example of a like-for-like situation where the new console hands in a 2.25x increase in resolution, giving a clearer, more refined image. Our complete visual breakdown on Wolfenstein 2's jump from PlayStation 4 Pro's 1440p to Xbox One X's dynamic 4K, compared in turn with the top-end PC experience at full-fat ultra HD. Moving away from precise, like-for-like analysis and expanding our scope to similar gameplay scenes, it's clear that gameplay stress points can push the dynamic scaler that much harder. Moving to intense combat in one command room, we can push Xbox One X to its lowest recorded pixel count of 2944x1656, while Pro drops to 2304x1296. It's a 63 per cent advantage in favour of the X, and image quality still holds up fairly well in the heat of the action, while the Sony equivalent starts to look just a little too blurry for our tastes. Image quality is the main upgrade for Xbox One X owners to enjoy, but it's also interesting to note that Machine Games has pushed a couple of quality settings up over the Pro version. A comparison with PC - running on a GTX 1080 Ti at maximum settings and 4K - is telling when stacked up against Xbox One X too. It gives us an idea of how the new console compares against a far more powerful PC pushing the engine to its limit. Xbox One X holds up well, and settings for lighting, post effects and more are a match here. Three areas fall short next to PC though: shadow quality is lower - giving a softer effect on Xbox One X- while anisotropic filtering quality is a step down from the 16x setting on PC. Also, it's clear that some shadows are missing on both Xbox One X and PS4 Pro, visible only on the fully maxed PC experience. Otherwise, both these versions are near-identical to one another, and given that Xbox One X is targeting and mostly achieving 4K, it's a great result. Compared to PC running at max settings and 4K, Xbox One X holds up well by pushing its own 3840x2160 image, albeit with a dynamic resolution setup that can cue to it go lower. By comparison, the 2560x1440 image on PS4 Pro produces a blurrier image (check out the central Nazi here) with big downgrades on ground textures in particular. Another shot to show the gulf in image quality between the three formats. Shadow draw distances are still best on PC (note the end of the hallway, top-right). By comparison, Xbox One X renders the shadow at the end of the hallway to a midway point, while it's missing on PS4 Pro at this distance - though up-close shadow quality and ambient occlusion are identical between the consoles. Texture filtering makes a huge difference in this shot once again, with Xbox One X falling in between the two other rival formats. Both PS4 Pro and Xbox One render fewer shadows across the scene, when compared to PC's top preset. Note the shading around this central character's face. None of this is to suggest that Wolfenstein 2 isn't a great-looking game on PlayStation 4 Pro and the temporal anti-aliasing solution ensures that the tell-tale jaggies are kept firmly at bay for the most part, but the resolution divide is clear for those who've invested in a 4K screen. The increased clarity speaks for itself, but Xbox One X also raises texture filtering quality visibly, possibly owing to the increase in pixel-count alone and the extra samples this offers in the filtering process. Microsoft's hardware is leagues ahead when it comes to presentation of floor textures, and the actual quality of materials is also improved in select cases too. Xbox One X again delivers closer to PC's best here, though on the flip-side, shadow quality is ultimately the same between the two consoles. The end return is a more visually complete 4K package on Xbox One X and a better match for an ultra HD display. To return to our original question though: can the new console improve resolution and iron out the performance drops seen in the other versions? Well, the answer there remains in the negative - Xbox One X runs within a very similar 50-60fps window to the Pro version. The wheelchair bound segment at the start tends to run at 60fps at least, and similar for later stealthy-based stages. However, in open areas with enemies and physics stacking up, we do seem to be CPU-limited. The dynamic scaler adjusts only when the GPU is the bottleneck, and resolution doesn't shift in some of the game's more taxing areas. Overall, the sense is that Xbox One X offers up a big win over the Pro in terms of image quality and delivers a beautiful 4K gaming experience, but the core gameplay remains much the same, and those performance issues can be intrusive. However, with a big bunch of 4K monitors on the market with FreeSync support in the 40-60Hz range, games like Wolfenstein 2 are tailor-made for testing with AMD's adaptive sync technology. It can't eliminate the drops in performance but it could certainly make the dips smoother and harder to notice. It's another title to add to the list when we move onto FreeSync testing, but for now, we hope that the developer looks into addressing the issue. Sometimes we include links to online retail stores. If you click on one and make a purchase we may receive a small commission. For more information, go here. Games in this article. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus. PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4. Follow the games you're interested in and we'll send you an email the instant we publish new articles about them.