Wolfenstein II: Season Pass - Xbox Digital
Wolfenstein II: Season Pass - Xbox Digital
Expand your fight for America's liberation with the Wolfenstein II: Season Pass game add-on. This DLC brings a new episode called The Freedom Chronicles, where you take on the role of three new heroes. You can look forward to previously undiscovered locations and more hours of action-packed fun. The base game Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is required to play. The game add-on is for the Xbox platform and is delivered as an electronic licence.
Key Features of the Wolfenstein II: Season Pass Game Add-on - Xbox Digital
- For Xbox One, Xbox One S and Xbox One X game consoles
- You must own the base game Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus to redeem
- This is an electronic licence with a key for activation on Xbox Live
- Includes The Freedom Chronicles expansion, including Episode Zero
- It's an action-packed first-person shooter (FPS) game
- The game does not support multiplayer mode
- Text localisation in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish and Russian
- Audio localisation in English, Spanish, French, Italian and Russian
- Recommended age rating is 18 (PEGI)
The Freedom Chronicles
Your journey to liberate America from the Nazis is far from over. The Freedom Chronicles expansion introduces you to new American heroes Joseph Stallion, Jessica Valiant and Gerald Wilkins. With them, you will visit previously unexplored places in the United States that have been decimated by the regime's rule. You will use their unique weapons and abilities to eliminate all enemies who stand in your way and become the new hope in the fight for freedom.
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