This game plays amazingly and stands as one of the best fps of the 2010's. The level design is amazing taking you through a variety of locations with some nice moments of downtime between action segments. The stealth while simple adds some much needed tension to levels before things go loud as you try to take down as many Nazis as possible. But don't worry when things do go loud it'll be just as fun. BJ is built like a tank and when he whips out two shotguns you feel unstoppable, though the higher difficulties are definitely capable of putting you in your place.

The Game also runs like a dream. It's capable of hitting the 60fps cap on basically any machine with some really nice visual style, all be it with a bit too much grain at times.

The final big element is of course the Killing of Nazis. This game wears it's politics on it's sleeves. While many would have argued in 2014 that this game was "a political", after all everyone hates Nazis right, I'd argue the current climate shows the exact opposite. Their ideas and beliefs have long since outlived their party. Which makes this game feel all the more special. It takes a firm stance, drawing a line in the sand. No wish washy messaging or avoiding the obvious. It doesn't use Nazis as some stand in for any other mindless enemy, zombies, robots, insects. It shows them for who and what they are. A vile ideology that cannot be reasoned with. One that prays on the insecurities of those who hold slivers of power, and will destroy the lives of anyone it deems an other.

But most importantly of all it tells you one key thing, leaves you with a single important message. It tells you exactly what you should do with Nazis and those that show sympathies for their vile ideology, no matter what they call themselves.

How I defeated fascism with the power of love.
Chapter 1 the power of love.
Chapter 2 the power of incredible violence.

This game plays amazingly and stands as one of the best fps of the 2010's. The level design is amazing taking you through a variety of locations with some nice moments of downtime between action segments. The stealth while simple adds some much needed tension to levels before things go loud as you try to take down as many Nazis as possible. But don't worry when things do go loud it'll be just as fun. BJ is built like a tank and when he whips out two shotguns you feel unstoppable, though the higher difficulties are definitely capable of putting you in your place. The Game also runs like a dream. It's capable of hitting the 60fps cap on basically any machine with some really nice visual style, all be it with a bit too much grain at times. The final big element is of course the Killing of Nazis. This game wears it's politics on it's sleeves. While many would have argued in 2014 that this game was "a political", after all everyone hates Nazis right, I'd argue the current climate shows the exact opposite. Their ideas and beliefs have long since outlived their party. Which makes this game feel all the more special. It takes a firm stance, drawing a line in the sand. No wish washy messaging or avoiding the obvious. It doesn't use Nazis as some stand in for any other mindless enemy, zombies, robots, insects. It shows them for who and what they are. A vile ideology that cannot be reasoned with. One that prays on the insecurities of those who hold slivers of power, and will destroy the lives of anyone it deems an other. But most importantly of all it tells you one key thing, leaves you with a single important message. It tells you exactly what you should do with Nazis and those that show sympathies for their vile ideology, no matter what they call themselves. How I defeated fascism with the power of love. Chapter 1 the power of love. Chapter 2 the power of incredible violence.