Machine Games Still Wants to Make a Third Wolfenstein
Machine Games' Creative Director confirms plans for a third main installment in the Wolfenstein series, rekindling interest in the Nazi-slaying franchise.
Jonathan Dubinski · 1 min read
Wolfenstein Trilogy Conclusion by Machine Games on the Horizon
Machine Games Creative Director Axel Torvenius has confirmed the studio's intention to develop a third Wolfenstein game. In a recent documentary highlighting the studio's efforts to revive the franchise, Torvenius stated that he and the team have always envisioned B.J. Blazkowicz's story as a trilogy and are eager to conclude it. The series began with Wolfenstein: The New Order in 2014, followed by The New Colossus in 2017. The studio then released spinoffs Youngblood and Cyberpilot in 2019. Since then, the franchise has remained dormant. However, Variety reported in July that Amazon Studios MGMBS is developing a Wolfenstein game adaptation for Prime Video. Patrick Somerville (The Leftovers, Station Eleven) is leading the project as creator, showrunner, producer, and writer. Notably, Machine Games is actively involved in this series' production, a departure from some other game adaptations, such as Life Is Strange. Machine Games recently worked on Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, along with its DLC, The Order of the Giants. While the studio's next project remains unconfirmed—whether it will be another Wolfenstein title or additional Indiana Jones games—one thing is certain: Machine Games' involvement likely guarantees Nazi-fighting action.
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