Thirty since the original Castle Wolfenstein snuck onto the Apple II.Now a new Wolfenstein, under the direction of a new developer and publisher, is looking to Fifa 14 PC Coins step in and shake things up.In Wolfenstein: The New Order, B.J.Blazkowicz fights in an alternate reality World War II, where the Nazis have access to power suits and cyberdogs.An explosion puts him into a vegetative state for a decade, and he wakes up in to a world where the Nazis won the war and control everything using superior technology.

Whether or not it will properly revive the Wolfenstein series remains to be seen, but it looks like it might hit all the right notes.Players will be able to choose between stealth style gameplay, which gives a nod to the 1980s versions right down to the throwable knife, or pick up the biggest gun they can find and run with it in the classic shooter fashion.There are also plenty of secrets and treasure to pick up.Meanwhile, the crazy story, complete with Nazi themed Beatles music, prevents the game from taking itself too seriously.

Blazkowicz, like the series itself, is emerging from a torpor.Now we're seeing if all that time out of commission has impacted his capacity for kicking ass.Bethesda and MachineGames seeking to go into an alternate history with the upcoming Wolfenstein: The New Order.But before the Nazis take over, the Fifa 15 Coins game's introduction appears to unfold like a standard Wolfenstein story.You can check out a portion of it for yourself in a new 30-minute gameplay video released by Bethesda.The Wolfenstein developers offer a first-hand look at one of The New Order's opening stages, which was previously shown off at PAX East.