The nature of spin-offs and the low price may have led many to believe that Wolfenstein: Youngblood will be a game of reduced scope compared to previous games in the Wolfenstein series, but it seems that it will not be so. In an interview during E3, the game's executive producer Jerk Gustafsson explained that it will be the longest title in the series.

Gustaffson explains that although the game has had a shorter development time and is "lighter" from the point of view of history, it will take about 25-30 hoursto finish it; this is due to the more open structure of the title, which compared to the canonical Wolfensteins offers much more space for exploration and missions and other secondary activities, with a non-linear narrative that will allow the player to have much more freedom. From the words of the producer we understand that the time indicated refers to the completion of all missions, main and secondary, while it is not clear how long the main story alone will last.

Wolfenstein: Youngblood is also the first title in the series to be fully playable in the co-op, an additional possibility available to players. Please note that the game is expected to be released in a month, for July 26.