US Gamer

30th July 2019
Wolfenstein: Youngblood

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Caty McCarthy
Publisher: Bethesda
Machine: PlayStation 4 (US Version)

First we lay waste to Nazis with our A.I. sister, but now we've done so with actual other players too. Thus we've updated our review with a score!

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Caty McCarthy

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Scores

Xbox One Version
Overall60%

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PlayStation 4 Version
Overall60%

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Nintendo Switch Version
Overall60%

Summary

Wolfenstein: Youngblood improves the series in key areas - namely in level design - but it doesn't capitalize enough on it being a co-op experience. Working with your sister is limited to pulling a switch at the same time, and not much else.

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