The Future of Wolfenstein: A Trilogy Was Always the Plan
For years, fans have been captivated by the alternate history and relentless action of the Wolfenstein series. Recently, hints have emerged suggesting the story of B.J. Blazkowicz and the fight against the Nazi regime isn’t over yet. In fact, it appears the narrative was conceived from the beginning as a three-part saga.
jerker Gustafsson, a key figure in the advancement of the modern Wolfenstein games, revealed in a recent interview that the team at MachineGames always envisioned a trilogy centered around Blazkowicz’s journey. This plan was in place even during the initial stages of Wolfenstein: The New Order.
Gustafsson explained that the overarching story arc for B.J. was mapped out, including key events for the second and third installments. This demonstrates a long-term vision for the character and the world. He expressed hope that the Wolfenstein universe will continue to expand, stating, “We have a story to tell.”
Let’s recap the journey so far:
Wolfenstein: The New Order (2014): Introduced a compelling alternate history where the Nazis won World War II.
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus (2017): Continued B.J.’s fight, taking the resistance directly to American soil.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood (2019): Shifted the focus to B.J.’s twin daughters, exploring the next generation’s role in the resistance. While it received a mixed reception (a 6.5/10 score from one review), it expanded the lore.
Currently, MachineGames has been focusing on Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, which garnered a strong 9/10 score. This success demonstrates the studio’s ability to deliver high-quality, narrative-driven experiences.
However,the team’s commitment to B.J. Blazkowicz’s story remains clear. you can anticipate a continuation of the fight against the forces of oppression. If you’re a fan of the series, this news offers a thrilling prospect. The possibility of a third Wolfenstein game promises to deliver a satisfying conclusion to a story that was always intended to be told in three parts.
The future of Wolfenstein* looks bright, and the resistance is far from over.