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Product Description(2002)
It's been nearly 10 years since Wolfenstein 3D forever popularized the first-
person shooter, and at long last everyone's favorite Nazi killer, B.J.
Blazkowicz, is back in Return to Castle Wolfenstein. Set during World War II,
Return to Castle Wolfenstein finds the Nazis dabbling in the black arts in an
effort to create an army of supersoldiers. Naturally, Blazkowicz is the only
thing standing in the Nazis' way, so he's set behind enemy lines in an effort
to end the madness.
On the surface, the single-player game seems like pure gold--after all,
everyone loves killing Nazis. But the story jumps all over the place, the
enemy AI is less than impressive, and most gamers will be able to finish
the game in a mere 10 to 15 hours. The single-player game falls short of
the standards set by titles such as Half-Life and No One Lives Forever.
In fact, the best thing about Return to Castle Wolfenstein is its team-based
multiplayer mode. Each multiplayer adventure features Axis vs. Allies, and both
sides offer four character classes: engineer (removes obstacles), medic (heals
and revives teammates), lieutenant (calls in air strikes and replenishes ammo),
and soldier (only class able to use sniper rifles, flamethrowers, and other
unusual weapons). The game includes
only eight multiplayer maps, but they are all perfectly designed, and in
order to be successful teams have to work together. The result is a great
gaming experience that fans of Counter-Strike or the Day of Defeat mode for
Half-Life will really appreciate.
Graphically, Return to Castle Wolfenstein looks amazing. It uses the powerful
Quake III engine to great effect, and the character models, explosions, and
lighting effects are all perfectly done. Alas, pretty graphics and a great
multiplayer game don't quite make up for an exceptionally average single-
player experience. --William Harms
Features and Rating Game Developer Gray Matter Interactive Studios
Media Format CD-ROM
Number of CD-ROMs 1
ESRB Rating M (Mature)
ESRB Description Blood and Gore, Violence
Software Type Action, Shooter
Style First-Person Shooter
Release Date 2001-11-21
Included in Package 4-page Reference Card
Product Type Retail
System Requirements System Type PC
Required OS Microsoft Windows 95/98
Required Memory 64 MB
Other Requirements Mouse or compatible device, CD-ROM
General Infromation Language English
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