MachineGames has confirmed that Wolfenstein 3 is in production, with the announcement accompanied by photographs of a script and a motion-capture session. According to PC Gamer’s November 13 report, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced the project on November 12, 2026, before the studio followed with its own post.
The confirmation establishes that another Wolfenstein game is being made at MachineGames. The material described in the report offers a limited look at that work, however, rather than a detailed introduction to the game or its release plans.
Debra Wilson appears in the production material
Sharma’s announcement included a photograph of the script. MachineGames subsequently shared the same image alongside a photograph of Debra Wilson recording motion capture, PC Gamer reports.
Wilson played Resistance cell leader Grace Walker in Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus. Her appearance in the production photograph provides a connection to that earlier game, although the supplied report does not explain her role in Wolfenstein 3 or describe what the photographed scene involves.
The studio’s accompanying message confirmed production but did not provide the story details needed to draw conclusions about characters, locations or the direction of the sequel.
A confirmation with details still to come
The announcement covered by PC Gamer does not supply a release date, platform list, gameplay demonstration or hardware requirements. PC and console players therefore have a project confirmation to follow, but no release information in this report on which to base purchasing or upgrade plans.
A script photograph and a motion-capture image also offer little basis for judging how far development has progressed. The practical takeaway is the confirmed production itself; a timetable and a fuller picture of the game remain unspecified in the reported announcement.
