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Here's What Wolfenstein II Looks Like Without Nazis
As is the case with all games that include nazi references, symbolism, or just outright nazis themselves, the German version of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus had all references to the group removed. If you've been curious what the German version of the game looks like without Nazis, well, be curious no longer, as there's video footage courtesy of Censored Gaming.
Now, just's a heads up: the recorded scene in question houses a HUGE SPOILER. In fact, I would urge you not to watch the video until you've played the game all the way through. However, if you're curious/don't care about spoilers, you can find out for yourself right by clicking this link right here (we're forgoing embedding the video since the thumbnail itself has a spoiler). There's also one for The New Order if you wanna watch that comparison.
For more interesting comparisons on censored games, check out the Censored Gaming channel here. And for more Wolfenstein, be sure to check out our review here.
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