Really?

[Gowron'sCrazyEyes]

Nazi zombies? That's where we are going with this? Disappointing.

[Obsessive Power]

One of the biggest problems with some people and the Wolfenstein games is that they want a real WW2 time setting. Wolfenstein has never been about real world. It's full of science fiction the occult and a little bit of the horror genres. It's not meant to be taken seriously.

[Zen_Disaster]

Originally posted by Obsessive Power:

One of the biggest problems with some people and the Wolfenstein games is that they want a real WW2 time setting. Wolfenstein has never been about real world. It's full of science fiction the occult and a little bit of the horror genres. It's not meant to be taken seriously.

The key in your description is "not to be taken seriously" ~ exactly!

To our OP ~ that's a major point of the game, actually the whole Wolfie game series of which this one was hardly the first though when it was released, it distinguished itself as arguably the most hardcore of them up to that time ~ sardonic humour as mature as gaming had ever gotten ...

[MASTAN]

Wolfenstein series had nazi zombies from the very beginning, Wolfenstein 3D (1992).

[Gowron'sCrazyEyes]

i don't recall zombies in 3d. i recall tan guys, blue guys, white guys and mecha hitler.

[MASTAN]

https://wolfenstein.fandom.com/wiki/Mutant

[Gowron'sCrazyEyes]

not calling you a liar just don't remember them.

[Obsessive Power]

Originally posted by Gowron'sCrazyEyes(StopTheSteal):

not calling you a liar just don't remember them.

That's because they weren't in Wolf 3D, they were in Spear of Destiny. Although they're not Zombies per-say, they're Mutants.

[MASTAN]

Originally posted by Obsessive Power:

Originally posted by Gowron'sCrazyEyes(StopTheSteal):

not calling you a liar just don't remember them.

That's because they weren't in Wolf 3D, they were in Spear of Destiny. Although they're not Zombies per-say, they're Mutants.

Mutants (also known as Zombie Guards or Undead Guards) are undead super-soldiers created by Dr. Schabbs that appear in Wolfenstein 3D (in the second episode, Operation Eisenfaust) and Spear of Destiny.

[Mister Torgue Flexington]

Originally posted by MASTAN:

Originally posted by Obsessive Power:

That's because they weren't in Wolf 3D, they were in Spear of Destiny. Although they're not Zombies per-say, they're Mutants.

Mutants (also known as Zombie Guards or Undead Guards) are undead super-soldiers created by Dr. Schabbs that appear in Wolfenstein 3D (in the second episode, Operation Eisenfaust) and Spear of Destiny.

not to mention, it's been talked about for years, that the actual Nazi were into the occult anyway

[r90s]

I bought the Wolfenstein games to enjoy the play perhaps even marvel at the superb graphics and satisfactory story line. Isn't that enough. It's just a game nothing more and nothing less. Why are forums the launching places for complaining, picking up faults and bloody whinging?

[B00merSh00ter79]

I'm an old school gamer who really got into FPS with Wolf 3D and then Doom. I'm really enjoying The Old Blood part of the series.

To me Wolfenstein has always been about Nazis and the occult. Just like the first Raiders of the Lost Ark film. The zombies was a nice touch which turned the game from action to horror. I'm enjoying the characters, narrative and the music. Very cinematic.

[CronosOnFire]

There has been nazi zombies throughout the series. Complaining about this on Wolfenstein of all games...

[germanboneyard]

LOVED THE ZOMBIES

[Drenix]

I really liked it, just hope they one day make a Open world walking simulator version of it with slower but more plentiful nazi zombies.

[FullMetalVenom]

Zombies and the Occult go all the way back to Wolfenstein 3D. What's the problem?