Return to Castle Wolfenstein, often abbreviated RtCW, was an entry in the Wolfenstein series released November 19, 2001. The game was published by Activision, developed by Gray Matter Studios and Nerve Software. Id Software oversaw the game’s development and was credited as the game’s executive producers. The game was the long awaited re-imagining of the video game Wolfenstein 3D but actually, the game restarted the franchise. It would be followed by the 2009 sequel Wolfenstein.
In 943 AD, a German prince known as Heinrich dominated Western Europe with his army of undead and Dark Knights created by black magic. There was no one who could stand in his way – until a monk stopped Heinrich by sealing him in a deep underground tomb.
Gray Matter Interactive
Nerve Software (Xbox)
Splash Damage
Raster Productions
Publisher(s)
Activision
Distributor(s)
Steam
Director(s)
Drew Markham
Programmer(s)
Sherman Archibald
Artist(s)
Michael Kaufman
Writer(s)
Steve Goldberg
Designer(s)
Mal Blackwell
Richard Farrelly
Composer(s)
Bill Brown
Engine
Id Tech 3
A thousand years later, in 1943 AD, the Second World War had started to go bad for Nazi Germany due to their defeats on the Eastern Front and in North Africa. The Chief of the Nazi SS, Heinrich Himmler, had been researching possible ways to win the war through science and black magic and read a few stories about the German prince Heinrich I and his Dark Knights, becoming interested in them, especially since they were so powerful. Heinrich Himmler believed that if he could bring Heinrich back to life, he could win the war for Nazi Germany. Himmler then founded an SS Paranormal Division and sent them to Northern Egypt in secret and hoped that they would find some ancient tablets.
Meanwhile, the Allied intelligence office got word of this and sent British Agent One and US Army Captain B.J. Blazkowicz to capture Helga von Bulow, a high ranking member of the SS Paranormal Division. They tracked Helga to an ancient tomb filled with the undead, but both the agents and the Germans escaped, including Helga. After this on March 15, 1943, Blazkowicz and Agent One were sent to follow her to Castle Wolfenstein, but were shot down by the Luftwaffe along the way and captured by the Germans.
Missions
Mission 1: Ominous Rumors
Main article: Ominous Rumors
Parts: Escape!, Castle Keep, Tram Ride.
While investigating the activities of the SS Paranormal Division in Germany, B.J. Blazkowicz and Agent One are captured by the Nazis. Agent One dies while being interrogated by a Nazi interrogator, but B.J. manages to escape Castle Wolfenstein’s dungeon.
Enemies
Return to Castle Wolfenstein enemies Humans Black Guard · Elite Guard · Flamethrower · Officer · Soldier · Venom Gunner · Worker
Undead Fire Undead · Undead · Undead Warrior · Dark Knight
X-Creatures Loper · Proto-Soldier
Bosses Olaric · Super Soldier · Heinrich I
Nazis Wilhelm Strasse · Marianna Blavatsky · Helga von Bulow · Heinrich Himmler · Zemph · Zee · Lofen · Wolfgang Statz · Shurber · Major Jurgen · Unnamed Scientist (Cursed Sands)
Console exclusive Egyptian Mercenary · Occult Priest · X-Shepherd
Characters
Return to Castle Wolfenstein characters OSA Agent One · Murphy · B.J. Blazkowicz · Higgs · Jack Stone · OSA Director
Kreisau Circle Karl Villigut · Kessler · Kreisau circle agent
Nazi Helga von Bulow · Marianna Blavatsky · Wilhelm “Deathshead” Strasse · Heinrich Himmler · General von Shurber · Zee · Professor Zemph
Other Civilian
Weapons
Return to Castle Wolfenstein weapons Melee Knife · Boot
Firearms Luger · Colt · MP 40 · Thompson · Sten · Mauser (Scoped) · Snooper · FG 42 · Venom · MG 42
Explosives Grenades · Dynamite · Panzerfaust
Other Flamethrower · Tesla
Tides of War exclusive Shotgun
Miscellaneous items
Health items
Health packs
Hot meal
Cold meal
1938 Latour
Stamina boosts
Brandy Glass
Beer Stein
Armor boosts
Flak jacket
Armored helmet
Ammo
9mm
.45 ACP
7.92mm
.30 caliber
12.7mm
Fuel
Cell
Interactive items
Clipboards
Journals and project books
Alarm boxes
Oil drums
Buttons and switches
Treasury
Chairs
Other
Binoculars
Notebook
New enemies
Egyptian Mercenary – Hirelings of the Nazis.
Occult Priest – Hooded figures with long red cloaks, skilled in the dark arts.
X-Shepherd – Cyborg dog creatures with machine guns.
New weapons
Shotgun – a pump-action shotgun that fires shell cartridges.
New ammo
12-Gauge
New items
EMP Device
Holy Cross
X-Shield
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