BJ Blazkowicz Is Back: Wolfenstein 3 Rumors Are Heating Up!

The Return of the Wolfenstein Legend

After a lengthy hiatus of over eight years since the epic Wolfenstein: The New Colossus, whispers of a new installment in the beloved series are reverberating through the gaming community like a well-placed grenade. That’s right, folks—BJ Blazkowicz may once again be gearing up to kick some serious Nazi butt.

What’s the Scoop?

So, here’s the deal. Word on the virtual street is that Wolfenstein 3 is currently in the works at MachineGames. While it’s still just a rumor (not exactly set in stone like our hero’s rugged jawline), sources are saying development is underway. And honestly, after the last action-packed take on our favorite Jewish superhero, how could they resist another round of glorious chaos?

Let’s take a stroll down memory lane, shall we? Wolfenstein: The New Order was a blast that humanized BJ in a way that really made players feel for the gun-toting, Nazi-slaying vigilante. He wasn’t just a walking slab of muscle; he was a man on a mission with dreams that likely ended in explosions. And don’t even get me started on the sequel that followed, which cranked everything up to eleven. Who doesn’t love a good ol’ fashion story mixed with insane gunplay?

After the monumental The New Colossus, we did get to play around in the Youngblood spinoff, which was good fun albeit missing its big, beefy lead. Not to forget that quirky little VR adventure, Cyberpilot. But MachineGames was busy exploring other realms, dabbling in franchises like Quake and Doom, and even whipping up an Indiana Jones game, which was undeniably a hit. Still, it left fans of Wolfenstein praying for BJ’s glorious return.

MachineGames’ studio head, who I can only assume moonlights as a cryptic oracle, teased that they’ve always envisioned Wolfenstein as a trilogy. Could this mean we’re gearing up for a grand finale that reunites us with our favorite characters? You know the ones who have been cheerfully eliminating Nazis like they’re going out of style?

Sure, it’s all still wrapped in a cloak of unconfirmed rumors, but the excitement brewing in the gaming community is palpable. Let’s just hope the marketing team is ready to blast the nostalgia cannon as hard as they did before, because if there’s one thing we want, it’s to make Nazi hunting a delightful experience once more!