Xbox has confirmed Wolfenstein 3, the next mainline instalment in the alternate-history shooter franchise, with development under way at MachineGames. Xbox CEO Asha Sharma revealed the project on Friday, 13 November 2026, through a brief announcement that included the game’s name and an image of a script.
The announcement marks the return of the main series nearly a decade after Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus launched in 2017. MachineGames, the Bethesda studio behind the modern rebooted series, also posted about the project and described it as being “in production”. The studio shared a photograph from a motion-capture session, although the image does not establish when the game will launch or which platforms will receive it.
“Looking forward to sharing more,” Xbox CEO Asha Sharma said.
What has been confirmed so far
The announcement remains limited to the game’s title and development status. Xbox and MachineGames have not revealed a release date, gameplay footage, story details, pricing or a list of supported platforms. There is also no confirmed information about an Indian launch, local pricing or availability through Xbox services in India.
- Game: Wolfenstein 3
- Developer: MachineGames
- Status: In production
- Release date and platforms: Not announced
According to IGN, Brian Bloom and Debra Wilson are set to reprise their roles as William Joseph “BJ” Blazkowicz and Grace Walker, respectively. The two actors appear to be among those featured in the motion-capture photograph shared by MachineGames. Their reported return points to continuity with the characters established in the recent games, but Xbox has not yet described the new title’s cast or narrative.
A continuation of the modern Wolfenstein series
MachineGames’ last mainline release was Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, which continued the story of Blazkowicz in an alternate 1960s where Nazi Germany had won the Second World War. The studio also released Wolfenstein: Youngblood in 2019, a co-operative spin-off centred on Blazkowicz’s twin daughters.
For Indian players, the immediate significance is that a recognised Xbox and PC franchise has been formally confirmed rather than merely appearing in a leak or rumour. However, there is currently no information to indicate whether Wolfenstein 3 will launch on Xbox consoles, Windows PCs or other platforms, and no Indian price has been announced. Further details will be needed before its availability and purchase options in India can be assessed.