Launch of Wolfenstein II with AKQA and Bethesda Softworks

AKQA developed a creative strategy to capture the unique in-game world of a Nazi-occupied 1960s America through Nazified pop culture. led the design and production of the game’s identity, including logo, key art, packaging, and supplementary art, as well as the entire Collector’s Edition of the game centered around our Elite Hans concept.

The game was announced with a trailer captured and created by AKQA that setup the story, characters and action of the game, all set to the sweet sounds of “Danke Schön” sung by Wayne Newton.

Ed Davis, Senior Account Director : “This campaign is a prime example of the kind of work we love to do: delving into a product to find its most compelling core, bringing that to out to gamers, and getting to create content from inside the world that helps pull you in.”

“The Wolfenstein franchise is all about over-the-top action, combat and storytelling,” said Jens Matthies, Creative Director at MachineGames. “With The New Colossus, we pushed our creative boundaries even further, and we can’t wait for players to finally experience the next chapter of this wild ride.”

Source: AKQA

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