ECWolf is a mod for Wolfenstein 3D, created. Info: ECWolf is an advanced source port for Wolfenstein 3D, Spear of Destiny, and Super 3D Noah's Ark based off of the Wolf4SDL code base. ECWolf pulls a substantial amount of code from ZDoom and aims to provide a wide array of mod editing capabilities without the need to modify the source code. Most importantly you will no longer need to replace entire data sets.

With ECWolf you could for example add a weapon without needing to distribute every sprite in the game along with it. Mods will be neatly packaged into a single file just like they are for Doom. For players, ECWolf provides many useful features such as better control binding, support for wide screen resolutions, and unlimited save slots. ECWolf allows you to keep all of your game data in one directory as one binary plays all supported games. Support for even more Wolfenstein engine games is planned for the future! (I know you're all waiting for Blake Stone support.) In terms of accuracy to vanilla Wolf, it is about the same as the accuracy of ZDoom to vanilla Doom.

To run through some of the highlights: • One binary plays Wolfenstein 3D, Spear of Destiny, and Super 3D Noah's Ark. • Runs on all popular operating systems. (That's Windows, Mac OS X, Android, Ubuntu, and other Linux based operating systems.) • Modern control schemes supported. • Super 3D Noah's Ark/Rise of the Traid/Mac Wolfenstein style automap. • Widescreen and tall screen support with aspect ratio correction (Hor+/Vert+). • Soft-moding (no need to deal with compilers)! • Unrestricted map size with support for non-square maps.

• Support for high resolution textures and mixed definition. • Support for additional image formats and archive formats. Popular files for Wolfenstein 3D Name Type Size Date Total 7 days mod 130 MB 3/18/2017 2.9K 17 mod 1.9 MB 3/13/2016 1.3K 12 mod 3.6 MB 6/21/2017 186 11 mod 1.2 MB 2.3K 9 mod 4.2 MB 3/18/2017 1.9K 8 mod 369.1 KB 9/29/2017 91 8 mod 1.9 MB 448 8 mod 36.6 MB 11/6/2017 84 7 mod 3.5 MB 7/28/2017 1.1K 5 mod 1.6 MB 3/18/2017 773 5 addon 1.7 MB 5/25/2006 4.8K 5 mod 3.4 MB 1.4K 5 mod 51.5 MB 521 4 mod 28.4 MB 399 3 mod 606.1 KB 1/3/2015 1.9K 3 mod 1013.9 KB 6/3/2015 1.9K 3.

Ages ago, an overhead view Apple II computer game called Castle Wolfenstein wiped out a mess of Nazis and became a huge hit in the process. Last year, Id Software updated the Nazi-nuking legend as a PC game with a first-person, over-the-barrel perspective called Wolfenstein 3D. It too became a huge hit.

Now Id has teamed with Imagineer to bring Wolfenstein 3D to the SNES. Prediction: though it's changed somewhat from its predecessors, it will be a huge hit, too. Guns, But No Roses It's World War II, and you're the world-famous soldier, B. Add Sata Drivers To Hirens. J. Your accomplishments are legendary, so much so that President Roosevelt has your phone number in his Rolodex -- and he uses it. The vile Staatmeister and his Master State are up to their dirty tricks again. It's your job to break into their fortresses and take them down.

You set off on 30 missions as a one-man wrecking crew. You're initially armed only with a pistol and a handful of bullets. Luckily, machine guns, flamethrowers, rocket launchers, and a ton of ammunition are spread in abundance throughout the game. Wolfenstein's challenge will make you howl. Of course, the Master State is expecting you, so there are Guards, Elite Guards, Officers, and Mutant Attack Rats lurking everywhere.

In later levels, you meet up with -like mutant soldiers that have guns mounted in their chests, chain guns for arms, and knives for hands. It's obvious what comes next: You blast your way through the ranks to find the level exit as quickly as you can. If you take out all the enemies and snatch all the treasures in each level, you earn bonus points toward extra lives. You also earn bonus points for beating the level within a certain time limit and more points for finding secret rooms.

By GamesNostalgia: Wolfenstein 3D is a first-person shooter developed by id Software and published by Apogee Software in 1992 for PC MS-DOS only. 'grandfather' of the 3D shooters. Download Mac Version. Beyond Castle Wolfenstein has actually been officially released as free by it's original author. The source has.

All Shot Up and Nowhere to Go The controls in Wolfenstein are as simple to use as A-B-Start, but they take time to master. B shoots and A opens doors.

Start displays a map of what you've seen so far. Even with this simplicity, the controls are a bit skittish, especially during intense firefights.

Until you nail the directionals down, it's tough to swing your gun around quickly or stop on a dime to take a precise shot. You can constantly monitor your health with a percentage display on-screen.

Anything less than 100 percent means you've been hit. If you aren't into percentages, you can 'face' your health. A visual display of Blazkowicz's face starts to look downright nasty, with puffy eyes and bloodied lips when he's hurt. ProTips: • It's easy to get spun around and find yourself covering ground you've already conquered. Use the map frequently to analyze your progress. • Learn to use L and R. Running into a room sideways can jet you a valuable jump on certain enemies.

• Some levels have more than one exit, which can give you a speed bonus if you get to one quickly. However, it's usually worth the time to find all secret rooms and treasures, and get rid of all enemies. • When you run into uniform types, take out the dudes in white first, the ones in blue second, and the ones in khaki last. • Map every detail of each level. This will help you grab every point and get out as quickly as possible. • Check every wall for secret passages.

Not only will this help your bonus score, but you'll also end up with a good cache of weapons. • The boss levels all have large quantities of first aid and ammo available, usually hidden in secret rooms. Until you find them and know you can get to them quickly, stay clear of the big, bad boss. • Master Staters hide behind every column. • Your Auto-Map paints an incomplete picture, so look into every nook and cranny. • Listen to the sounds carefully.

Not only will you hear any off-sides threat, but the sound of opening and closing doors in the distance will alert you to approaching enemies, especially aggressive bosses. • Try not to get caught with a door in front of you and behind you. Once the bullets start flying, you may find yourself in crossfire. The Sights and Sounds of War Outside of the wild action, Wolfenstein 3D has incredible audio accompaniment.

Sure, the music is funky and upbeat for a war battle, but this is one of the few games where the sound can really help you -- particularly if you're hooked to a stereo system. For example, Guards shout 'Stop' and 'Halt.' Depending on how far the enemies are from you, the volume of their shouts varies. Similarly, if something's happening to the left of your character, you'll hear it more in your left speaker. The game's filled with other effects as well, like the snarls of the rats and the reverberating door slams. It all builds intense realism.

Overall, there's great attention to graphic detail. You get a big window on the action, and the screen updates are fast.

Also, if you pick up a weapon, Blazkowicz's face puts on this greedy, 'look what I found' sneer. If you get killed, the screen freezes, then spins to show you who did the final deed. The dramatic graphic drawbacks are the overly pixelated surroundings and character sprites -- it looks like you're fighting giant Lego people in a Lego castle. Even though the graphics are generally very blocky, the scaling of objects is good.

Cry 'Wolfenstein!' Wolfenstein 3D is a major blast! It's one of those rare games that are simple in design, easy to control, and a heck of a lot of fun to play. You get all that and world war, too. Just like the recently released, Wolfenstein 3D is a near-perfect port of a groundbreaking first-person shooter from the glory days of shareware PC gaming.

While not as technically impressive as Activision's Doom port, Wolf 3D is arguably just as much fun to play with its central theme of escaping an underground prison and kicking Hitler's ass during World War II. Despite all the joys that come with gunning down Nazis, all is not perfect in the land of GBA Wolfenstein. Like it or not, this is an OLD game, and the play mechanics are archaic by today's standards. I wish it had a multiplayer mode to link up in, and I also wish it had a simple map to keep me from getting lost all the time. What's more, you can only save at the end of each level (lame, considering you could save anywhere in the PC version). You'll spend huge periods of time squinting 'til you make it through a stage, which is murder on the eyes.

If you can stomach its flaws and antiquity though, Wolf 3D is a fun time and worth at least a rental If you're a fan of the genre. You're probably saying to yourself, 'Oh, no. Not another Wolfenstein.' The latest translation of this title is for the 3DO. It contains the usual complement of first-person thrills you've come to expect. You are on a mission through Nazi strongholds, and in order to make it out unscathed, you have to shoot every living thing that crosses your path. To aid you, there are health packs and ammunition scattered about.

The graphics move smoothly and the audio is good. If you've played Wolfenstein 3D on any of the other formats (except for the butchered Super NES cart), it is more of the same. • Manufacturer: 1D/Imaginer • # of players: 1 • Difficulty: Moderate • Available: 1st qtr. '94 • Number of Levels: 30 • Theme: Action The PC classic is making its way to the Super NES system: Castle Wolfenstein 3-0! Except, as expected, things will be toned down quite a bit. The basic premise is the same: as super-commando B.J. Blazkowicz, you are sent behind enemy lines during World War II, into the dreaded title castle.

This first-person perspective allows you to walk from room to room - blowing away enemies if need be - all presented in Mode 7! There are six missions in this game, each representing a certain building floor.

The levels have end Bosses - tough soldiers that take several hits to kill, and even attack dogs (well, sort of - the big 'N' has requested they be mutant rats instead)! Yet there are several weapons to be found that you can use to help you along the way. The game is compatible with the standard Super NES control pad, or the new mouse.

SOME WEAPONS AND OTHER ITEMS TO HELP YOU SURVIVE To cycle through the weapons you are currently carrying, press the SELECT Button. To use a weapon, press the B Button. GATLIN GUN This is one of the most powerful machine guns in the entire game!

Unfortunately, it uses too much ammunition at a very fast rate! Use it sparingly, or only use it when the situation arises! BAZOOKA This slow-loading weapon packs quite a punch! You cannot carry very much ammunition for it, but it is almost guaranteed to destroy enemies with one shot! Save it for the Boss characters. KNIFE & PISTOL These are the two 'basic' weapons in the game.

The Knife is your last weapon. You will use it when you run out of ammunition for everything else (or if you select it). The pistol takes a few shots to kill a foe. MISSION 1 Each floor is divided into different sections. At the end of the last section is a Boss - here it is Hans Grobe who will attack with a machine gun in each hand.

Remember to use Buttons X or Y to run while moving: the longer they are held, the faster you will move! The RIGHT and LEFT Buttons also serve a purpose: they allow you to strafe left or right. Press START and the game will pause and show you a map of your progress. FLOOR 1: DRESDEN STRIKE Floor 1 is divided up into three stages, with a tough Boss at the end of Stage 1-3! In addition to the guards, you will also encounter dangerous guard dogs that will rush at you and attack instantly! At the end of each stage is a white door: to finish the stage, you must have the key to open it.

Once inside, go to the switch on the wall and the stage will end! On Stage 3, you must kill the Boss to get the key first, though. FLOOR 2: OPERATION EISENFAUST Some new enemies await you on this floor - most notably the White (1 & 2) and Blue (3) guards! These guys take quite a few hits to get rid of! Each time you take a hit, the screen will turn a shade of red. Make sure to grab their ammo when they fall - you can use it!

4) Make sure to push against 'suspicious' walls and press the A Button - they could reveal secret passages with items hidden inside. 5) A Blue Guard at the wrong place at the wrong time. 6) Try and get the enemy guards bunched together, then use your Gatling gun to spray fire and do them in!