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* AnAesop: The [=MachineGames=] series spells out in big bold red letters that fascism and ''especially'' Nazism isn't just bad because it is totalitarian, but because it is a barbaric, destructive and deeply immoral ideology that inevitably delivers power into the hands of [[AxCrazy maniacs]] and beasts, and is seemingly specially designed to enable and promote the [[HumansAreBastards absolute worst aspects of the human species]]. Therefore, it must never be allowed to flourish.
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''Wolfenstein'' is a [[LongRunner long-running]] series of video games created first by Muse Software, then followed by Creator/IdSoftware, Gray Matter Interactive, Raven Software, and Creator/MachineGames. This series is often regarded as the [[FollowTheLeader launch]] of the FirstPersonShooter genre with ''VideoGame/Wolfenstein3D'', alongside the later ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'', also by id. So far, the games in the series are the following:
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''Wolfenstein'' is a [[LongRunner long-running]] series of video games created first by Muse Software, then followed by Creator/IdSoftware, Gray Matter Interactive, Raven Software, Creator/RavenSoftware, and Creator/MachineGames. This series is often regarded as the [[FollowTheLeader launch]] of the FirstPersonShooter genre with ''VideoGame/Wolfenstein3D'', alongside the later ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'', also by id. So far, the games in the series are the following:
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* EasierThanEasy: Can I play, Daddy?
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* HarderThanHard: I am Death Incarnate, and Mein Leiben (permadeath) in the more recent games.
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* ArtifactTitle: The series is named after a place (Castle Wolfenstein) which appears in about half of the series (''Castle Wolfenstein'', ''Wolfenstein 3D'', ''Return to Castle Wolfenstein'' and ''Wolfenstein: The Old Blood''), and even then only for portions of most of them (first episode of ''[=Wolf3D=]'', first and last few levels of ''[=RtCW=]'', first half of ''The Old Blood'').
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* ArtifactTitle: The series is named after a place (Castle Wolfenstein) which appears in about half of the series (''Castle Wolfenstein'', ''Wolfenstein 3D'', ''Return to Castle Wolfenstein'' and ''Wolfenstein: The Old Blood''), and even then only for portions of most of them (first episode of ''[=Wolf3D=]'', ''[=3-D=]'', first and last few levels of ''[=RtCW=]'', first half of ''The Old Blood'').
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** This is how later games in the series seem to treat ''Wolfenstein 3D''. It's implied the events of ''[=Wolf3D=]'' sort of happened, but B.J. never killed Hitler (who still seems to be alive as of ''The New Order'' and does make an actual appearance in ''The New Colossus''; a note that can be found in ''The Old Blood'', however, suggests that BJ ''did'' kill Hitler, they simply [[ApocalypseHitler resurrected him afterwards]]).
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** This is how later games in the series seem to treat ''Wolfenstein 3D''. 3-D''. It's implied the events of ''[=Wolf3D=]'' ''[=3-D=]'' sort of happened, but B.J. never killed Hitler (who still seems to be alive as of ''The New Order'' and does make an actual appearance in ''The New Colossus''; a note that can be found in ''The Old Blood'', however, suggests that BJ ''did'' kill Hitler, they simply [[ApocalypseHitler resurrected him afterwards]]).
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Obviously, UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler is the franchise's BigBad, but past his appearance as the FinalBoss of [=3-D=], the Führer is only mentioned as the more realistic plots call for him to be portrayed more accurately. He finally reappears again in [[spoiler:''The New Colossus'']] but even then he's just an extended cameo.
