Wolfenstein: Youngblood E3 trailer shows off Paris in 1980
We got one more look at the co-op shooter ahead of its upcoming release in July.
Another game to get some love during Bethesda's presser, which took place in the wee small hours of the night, was Wolfenstein: Youngblood. It's the next entry in the series and it stars BJ Blazkowicz and his twin daughters who, like their father before them, like nothing more than killing some Nazis.
This time around we'll be doing the deed in an alternate version of Paris circa 1980, and as you can see from the trailer below, this co-op focused game is shaping up to be a fitting continuation of the series.
The title, which is being co-developed by Machine Games and Arkane Lyon (which, incidentally, announced its next game last night, Deathloop - more on that here), is heading to PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One on July 26. Stay tuned to GR for more gameplay impression in the very near future.
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