I am a big fan of the Wolfenstein video games. I love them because they often make use of many mysteries and conspiracy theories that existed during the Nazi era. For example, die gloche was a really interesting conspiracy that has a genuine paper trail in the real world and this featured in Wolfenstein. These games made use of all sorts of wild theories and experiments that went on during this period of time. Are there any other games that do something similar in terms of story
The Saboteur
Set in Nazi-occupied France during World War II, this game mixes real historical settings with fictional resistance efforts. It's known for its unique art style and open-world gameplay.
Call of Duty: Zombies (Series)
Part of the Call of Duty franchise, this series introduces a zombie mode with a complex backstory that involves secret experiments, mysterious artifacts, and alternate histories. It blends elements of World War II history with supernatural and sci-fi themes.
Sniper Elite (Series)
These games are set during World War II and focus on sniping and stealth. While they are more grounded in realism compared to Wolfenstein, they still explore some of the secret missions and operations of the era.
Assassin's Creed (Series)
Although not exclusively focused on World War II, Assassin's Creed games often delve into historical conspiracies, secret societies, and alternative interpretations of historical events. The series is known for blending real history with fictional narratives.
Velvet Assassin
Inspired by the real-life World War II secret agent Violette Szabo, this game combines stealth gameplay with a narrative set during the war, including missions based on actual events.
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
While not directly related to World War II, this game follows the iconic character Indiana Jones exploring ancient mysteries and facing off against the Nazis. It's a great blend of historical adventure and conspiracy.
Secret Weapons Over Normandy
This game, set during World War II, involves flying various aircraft and completing missions. It includes experimental and prototype aircraft, some of which are based on real designs that never saw combat.
