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Wolfenstein 3 Confirmed: MachineGames in Production, B.J. Blazkowicz Returns for the Trilogy Finale
Gaming2026-11-13

Wolfenstein 3 confirmed: Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced on November 12, 2026 that Wolfenstein 3 is officially in production at MachineGames. The news landed during the final stop of Xbox's 25th anniversary FanFest tour in Seattle, and it ends nine years of waiting since the last numbered entry from 2017.
Wolfenstein 3 Confirmed: What Xbox Actually Announced
Sharma shared the confirmation on X at 8:59 PM ET on November 12: "Wolfenstein 3 is officially in production at MachineGames. One of gaming's most important franchises, and a team that has done remarkable work bringing it forward. Looking forward to sharing more." The post included a photo of the first page of the game's script, and Xbox Wire's official recap confirmed the same news. MachineGames followed four minutes later: "His reputation precedes him. Wolfenstein 3 is in production."
Chapter 1 Is Called Nazitraz: What the Script Page Reveals
The script page Sharma shared gives fans the first real detail of the game. Chapter 1 is titled "Nazitraz", and the scene opens inside an interrogation cell. B.J. Blazkowicz leans across a table toward a character named Otto, who reacts in German with alarm on recognising him. Fergus is also in the room.
That short scene tells us three things. B.J. is the lead again, not a new hero. The story picks up with him already feared by his enemies. And old allies are coming back with him. Beyond that page, Xbox and Bethesda have said nothing about the plot or the setting.
- Wolfenstein 3 is officially in production at MachineGames, confirmed November 12, 2026.
- Chapter 1 is titled "Nazitraz" and opens in an interrogation cell.
- Brian Bloom returns as B.J. Blazkowicz; Debra Wilson returns as Grace Walker.
- No release date, platforms, gameplay footage, or price has been announced.
- The announcement came during Xbox's 25th anniversary celebrations in Seattle.
Who Is Back: B.J. Blazkowicz and Grace Walker Return
MachineGames confirmed that Brian Bloom and Debra Wilson are reprising their roles as B.J. Blazkowicz and Grace Walker. Bloom has voiced B.J. since Wolfenstein: The New Order in 2014, and Wilson has played resistance leader Grace Walker since The New Colossus in 2017. The motion-capture photo of the two actors together is the clearest sign yet that the story continues directly from the second game, rather than a reboot.
What Wolfenstein 3 Does Not Have Yet: Release Date, Platforms, Gameplay
For all the excitement, the announcement is deliberately thin. There is no trailer, no gameplay, no release date or even a release window, no platform list, and no price. Push Square's report puts it plainly: the game is presumably still in an early stage and is probably at least a few years away. Treat any claimed release year or platform list on social media as a rumour until Xbox or Bethesda says it.
Why Now: Nine Years Since The New Colossus
The wait for Wolfenstein 3 has been one of the longest in modern gaming. MachineGames revived the series with The New Order in 2014 and The New Colossus in 2017, then stepped away to make Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, released in December 2024. The only Wolfenstein release in between was Youngblood in 2019, a co-op spin-off starring B.J.'s twin daughters.
The studio has never hidden that it wanted to finish the story. Studio director Jerk Gustafsson said in February 2026 that the team intended to complete the trilogy, telling interviewers "we're not done with it". That same month, a casting call reported by Insider Gaming described a young character named Sofiya who bonds with Blazkowicz, with shooting running into 2027. That casting detail has not been confirmed as part of Wolfenstein 3, so treat it as an unconfirmed report.
What Else Xbox Announced for Its 25th Anniversary
Wolfenstein 3 was the headline, but not the only announcement from the Seattle finale. Sharma also confirmed that id Software, the Bethesda studio behind DOOM, has begun work on its next game, though she did not name it. A "Slaughter Mode" update for DOOM: The Dark Ages is due next week, a free winter update will bring Firefight to Halo: Campaign Evolved, and 25 original Xbox games are coming to PC.
How to Follow Wolfenstein 3 News
- Follow MachineGames and Xbox on X; the confirmation came as a social post, and the first trailer will likely arrive the same way.
- Watch the Xbox Games Showcase in 2027 for a first look, since performance capture is reported to run into 2027.
- Do not trust release dates or platform lists from unofficial accounts until Xbox or Bethesda confirms them.
- New to the series? Start with Wolfenstein: The New Order (2014), then The New Colossus (2017).
- Keep an eye on the teraplayer.in blog for the next Wolfenstein 3 update.
Wolfenstein 3 Confirmed: Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wolfenstein 3 officially confirmed?
Yes. Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced on November 12, 2026 that Wolfenstein 3 is officially in production at MachineGames, and the studio confirmed it too.
When will Wolfenstein 3 release?
No release date or window has been announced. Reports suggest performance capture runs into 2027, so a release before 2027 looks unlikely.
Who is the main character in Wolfenstein 3?
B.J. Blazkowicz returns as the lead, played by Brian Bloom. Debra Wilson also returns as Grace Walker.
What platforms will Wolfenstein 3 be on?
No platforms have been confirmed. It is an Xbox first-party title, so Xbox and PC are the expected launch platforms.
What is Chapter 1 of Wolfenstein 3 called?
Chapter 1 is titled "Nazitraz". The scene opens in an interrogation cell, with B.J. confronting a character named Otto.
After nine years, a spin-off, and a detour through Indiana Jones, B.J. Blazkowicz is back in production. Wolfenstein 3 has no date, no trailer, and no platforms yet, but it has the one thing fans have waited for since 2017: an official confirmation, a returning cast, and a first chapter with a name.
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