Celebrate Wolfenstein: The Old Blood’s Release With This Launch Trailer

By Alex Osborn

Bethesda Softworks and MachineGames have just released a launch trailer for Wolfenstein: The Old Blood to celebrate its launch on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC today. Give it a view above.

This standalone expansion puts players in the shoes of our gun-wielding hero, BJ Blazkowicz, who must fend off the the power-hungry Nazi regime in a two-part adventure set during 1964, just as the enemy is about to win World War II.

Wolfenstein: The Old Blood is available for purchase today through PlayStation Network, Xbox Live, and Steam for $19.99. Comment below and let us know whether or not you plan to take the historically-charged plunge later today.

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