Wolfenstein: Youngblood

Wolfenstein: Youngblood is a spin-off of the famous shooter series, telling the adventures of BJ Blaskowitz's twin daughters, Jess and Sophie. The plot develops 19 years after the events of The New Colossus. It's 1980. The Nazis captured Paris and replaced the Eiffel Tower with a new one, the Sieg Tower, part of the Towers of Oppression and the Bruder. The heroines will have to destroy these towers. The gameplay is a first-person shooter. The main difference between Wolfenstein: Young Blood and previous games is the ability to play together. If the player decides to play alone, the partner will be controlled by artificial intelligence. Girls have individual abilities that improve as the game progresses. Girls interact with each other using commands such as “add health” or “add armor.” Experience is awarded for killing opponents. When a certain number of points are reached, the main character's level increases. There is extensive customization of the appearance of the heroines, including painting and weapon upgrades. Ammunition is divided into three classes: light (leicht), medium (gewehr) and heavy (schwer). It is impossible to get to some places because the opponents have acquired a level system. Enemies that do not match the sisters' level are marked with a red shard. It’s worth returning to them after the girls “grow up” a little. With proper skill, they can be eliminated, but it should be borne in mind that they cause colossal damage. The locations have undergone major changes. The creators of Dishonored worked on their design, introducing elements of an immersive simulator into the linear action game. From now on, there are several options for completing the mission. The gameplay has acquired additional tasks and the ability to select quests in random order. Some locations are available for replay.