Wolfenstein: The New Order is another game which plays off of these totalitarian perceptions.

The developers at MachineGames have stated they drew inspiration not just from brutalism, but from the work of Nazi Germany's chief architect Albert Speer. Much of Speer's work was a form of neoclassicism, aping the heights of the Roman Empire (in fact the Romans invented concrete: a composite mixture of gravel and cement). Whilst The New Order's architectural blend follows a trend of fascism co-opting modernism whilst eschewing social progress, its alternate-history is believable in so much as you would expect the Nazis to turn brutalism's most monumental aspects into grandiose, imperial citadels

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