Bethesda is working on a new "Wolfenstein" game, and it was confirmed by one of the voice actors involved in the previous title.

In an interview with Two Left Sticks for his latest project "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare," voice actor Brian Bloom, who played B.J. Blazkowicz in "Wolfenstein: The New Order," hinted that a new "Wolfenstein" is in the works.

"I'll be safe with this answer," Bloom told the site. "If you look at Bethesda's E3 2016 lineup there was a title hinted at in a cool way. It sparked a bit of wildfire."

Bloom was of course referring to the not-so-subtle hint that Bethesda dropped about the next "Wolfenstein" title during its press conference at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo. The publisher started the show with a footage emulating an old-school PC bootup sequence.

The screen has a list of Bethesda's previous titles from the "Doom" and "Wolfenstein" franchises, along with their respective release dates. However, there is one title, "New Colossus," that has no release date next to it. Check out the video report from IGN below.

"That subtle, very simple DOS language, going through the titles," Bloom continued. "Perhaps we're working on that as we speak."

Speaking about his character in "Wolfenstein: The New Order," Bloom said, "Whoever B.J. Blaskowicz was, in the content we have so far, he's the articulation of a promise not kept; a country that surrendered while he was in a coma."

"He's fighting a war on his own with a very small group of people, completely outgunned and out-manned," the voice actor continued. "A world taken over by scourge of racism, nazism, and fascism."

Bloom will be lending his voice to "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare"'s protagonist Captain Nick Reyes, and is also known for his voice acting work for various video game titles, such as on "Dragon Age" as Varric Tethras and on "Starcraft"'s Matt Horner, according to his IMDB profile.

Stay tuned for more "Wolfenstein: New Colossus" news.