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I'd love to play newer Wolfenstein games. However, I picked one up a few years ago and the very first thing you had to do was kill your pet dog as a crying and
by seattle_spring 3y ago
I'd love to play newer Wolfenstein games. However, I picked one up a few years ago and the very first thing you had to do was kill your pet dog as a crying and terrified child in a flashback while your abusive father yelled at you. I put the game down and haven't wanted to touch the series since. Notable because almost nothing in games gets to me like that did.
- wintogreen74 3y agojust to clarify; you don't have to do it, but I'm not sure the alternative is less intense and charged. There is a related payback moment later in the game though, and it feels pretty good.
- Jare 3y agoThe new Wolfenstein games are fantastic, but yes they are very harsh and uncomfortable. There's a point to everything, but they're tough. I've never been much of a story-in-games person, skip cutscenes by default, etc. But the narrative of the Wolfenstein games really gripped me like no other game has in 40 years of playing.