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'The Giant List of Classic Game Programmers'. Ī 1991 Computer Gaming World survey of strategy and war games gave it two stars out of five. In January 1985, Computer Entertainer rated the Atari 8-bit version 5½ out of 8 stars. He also pointed out, 'Once you know which passes to use, you can breeze through the game', discouraging replay. Harvey Berstein of Antic wrote in 1985 of the Atari 8-bit version: 'while there have been some minor improvements, the game play doesn't provide nearly as much depth as the documentation suggests.' He criticized the game for having the same Apple II-like graphics as its predecessor and slow loading speed.

Upon successful completion of the game, the player is rewarded with a high resolution image of the bunker exploding with the player running away in the foreground. The grenades of the previous game have been replaced with a dagger which can silently kill guards. The bodies of dead guards can be dragged through the room to conceal them, block passages, or gain access to objects. If an incorrect pass is shown or the bribe is rejected due to the lack of money (for a total of two times), the guard will attempt to activate a bunker-wide alarm or kill the player. The guards use a pass system, in which the player is periodically summoned by guards and asked to show the correct pass (which varies by floor), or offer a bribe. The play is similar to its predecessor, but with some updates. The game is controlled via a joystick, paddles, or the keyboard, although the keyboard is the only option that allows for all commands. The player explores the levels by sneaking by, impersonating, and sometimes killing opponents. The game shows a top-down view of each room, though the characters are from a side view.

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Followed by Wolfenstein: The New Order published by Bethesda and made by Machine Games as a sequel to the previous Wolfenstein.IBM PC screenshot of Beyond Castle Wolfenstein showing the player about to place the bomb in the meeting room, the numbers denoting the bomb's countdown timer and the passes the player possesses The game used id Software's in-house developed engine and was published by Activision.

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The game was developed by Splash Damage, who had developed some downloadable maps for Return to Castle Wolfenstein and published by Activision.Ī new Wolfenstein title, called simply Wolfenstein was developed from Raven Software and was released on August 18, 2009.

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In 2003, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory was released on Windows for a free download over the internet. The entire development was overseen by id Software to make sure the Wolfenstein spirit was kept in tact. The game's single player was developed by Gray Matter Interactive and the multiplayer side was developed by Nerve Software. Return to Castle Wolfenstein was released on Windows and later ported to Linux, Mac, PlayStation 2 and Xbox.

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The next installment in the series was released 9 years later with Return to Castle Wolfenstein in 2001. The sequel, Spear of Destiny, was released later that year on Windows and was published by FormGen Corporation instead of Apogee Software. Wolfenstein 3D was released on MS-DOS, and later ported to Windows, Mac, Apple II GS, Acorn Archimedes, SNES and was later ported to the Jaguar, Game Boy Advance, 3DO and Xbox Live Marketplace. Wolfenstein 3D help popularize the first person shooter genre on the PC and was regarded as one of the greatest games of all time. id also brought the game into the 3D generation. id re-invented the series by changing it from an action stealth game into a first person shooter.

In 1992, id Software purchased the rights to the series and released Wolfenstein 3D, published by Apogee Software. The sequel, Beyond Castle Wolfenstein, in 1984 on the Apple II and later ported to he Commodore 64 and DOS. Castle Wolfenstein was released in 1981 on the Apple II and later ported to DOS, Atari 400, Atari 800 and Commodore 64 developed and published by Muse Software. The Wolfenstein series follows American soldier William 'B.J.' Blazkowicz and his fight against supernatural Nazi forces it depicts an alternate version of World War II where the Nazi war machine continues unheeded after the assassination of Adolf Hitler.