“Leaning still a thing,” he writes, the indentation of each letter implying excitement, or perhaps arousal.
But who cares about story! Not Brendan I guess because that's where he moves on to much more important issues. The question of whether Angu is an organisation, peer or love interest will have to wait until nearer release, or I find someone with better handwriting. In Wolfenstein's story BJ will team up with “Angu” to work with a resistance movement. You'll be playing as BJ Blazkowicz again, who is still around because he's been in a comma! That might say “coma”, but I'm going to give this game the benefit of the doubt and assume Wolfenstein will be doing some incredible stuff with metaphysical concepts, perhaps with BJ also killing his enemies using full stops. Wolfenstein: The New Order features a story, in which there is a 1960 alternate reality where the Nazis won WWII using technology. Hello! If you think Wolfenstein is about wolves, you're wrong. Good luck, Quinns! Everyone else should sit back, and enjoy the most unbiased preview in the history of games writing.
In a noble experiment in objective journalism, the preview you're about to read has been written by veteran RPS contributor Quintin Smith, based on nothing but the two pages of notes Brendan took during the presentation. Last week, RPS sent Brendan to preview MachineGames' Wolfenstein: The New Order.
