Wolfenstein

Wolfenstein is the granddaddy of first-person shooters — and it never lost its edge. It’s loud, it’s wild, and it’s got more alternate-history chaos than a conspiracy subreddit. You play as B.J. Blazkowicz, the most angry man in video games, on a lifelong mission to punch, shoot, explode, and dual-wield his way through armies of super-Nazis, robot dogs, moon bases, and the occasional mech-suit.

The series rebooted hard with The New Order and The New Colossus, turning B.J. into a full-blown tragic hero with big guns and big feelings. These games mix intense action with weird sci-fi, strong characters, and plotlines that make you say “wait, are we on Venus now?”

Whether you’re mowing down enemies with diesel-powered shotguns, sneaking through Nazi fortresses with hatchets, or just enjoying the insanity of a resistance fighter squad that includes hackers, revolutionaries, and your very angry pregnant wife — Wolfenstein is a ride.

It’s part FPS, part alternate-history fever dream, and 100% committed to making you say, “…did that just happen?” Yes. Yes, it did. Now reload.