One other entry within the Wolfenstein franchise could also be on the way in which, in keeping with a number of experiences right now. Particularly, a Wolfenstein 3.
The likelihood was first talked about by Windows Central today as a part of a 2026 Xbox predictions piece, and was corroborated by (*3*). No exhausting particulars had been offered, simply that the sport is in growth with Machine Video games and, per Home windows Central, could also be timed to coincide with the already-announced Wolfenstein TV collection with Amazon.
This could be Machine Video games’ first return to Wolfenstein since 2019’s Wolfenstein: Younger Blood, which noticed collection protagonist B.J. Blazkowicz’s twin daughters trying to find him in France and, after all, combating the Nazis. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus, was all the way in which again in 2017, so a 3rd Wolfenstein recreation could be a long-awaited return certainly. In fact, MachineGames has been a bit busy currently, serving to out on Doom: Legacy of Rust and creating Indiana Jones and the Nice Circle. Home windows Central additionally suggests the studio could also be engaged on a “Rainbow Six Siege-like multiplayer recreation.”
The Wolfenstein experiences additionally aren’t an enormous shock, as Machine Video games studio head Jerk Gustafsson stated simply this previous September that the collection was at all times meant to be a trilogy, and that “we’re not completed with Wolfenstein but.” A 3rd recreation would presumably discover a option to wrap up B.J. Blazkowicz’s story, and would nearly definitely discover a option to wrap up the continued battle towards the Nazis. It is unclear if it could happen earlier than or after Younger Blood.
Talking of Younger Blood, we weren’t the largest followers, giving it a 6.5/10 and calling it “an aggressively okay co-op shooter that doesn’t come near recapturing the enjoyment of its predecessor’s motion or its surprisingly fascinating characters and story.” We did, nevertheless, love The New Colossus, saying it is “a improbable single-player shooter” with “brilliantly written characters and performances” in our 9.1/10 assessment.
Rebekah Valentine is a senior reporter for IGN. Obtained a narrative tip? Ship it to rvalentine@ign.com.