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Full Name: Return to Castle Wolfenstein

Release Date: November 20, 2001 (22 year's ago)

Publisher: Activision

Genre: First-Person Shooter

OS: Microsoft Windows

How to Use

1. To initiate the Cheat Mode, run the game with the parameters: "WolfSP.exe" +set sv_cheats 1

2. When in the game, bring down the Console with the ~ key or the ¬ key and then enter the following codes.

 

The Cheats

/cmdlist = Shows all commands available on screen.

/cg_useless nostalgia 1 or 0 = Toggles the old Wolfenstein HUD on/off.

/gc_thirdperson 1 = Changes to a third-person view.

/dir maps = List all game maps.

/god = Gives invincibility (God Mode).

/kill = Kills the player.

/mapname = Displays the current map name.

/notarget = Enemies unable to target you.

/noclip = No clipping mode for walking through walls and items.

/nofatigue = Never get tired.

/screenshot = Takes a screenshot of the current screen.

/spdevmap = Jump to (mapname).

/give = Then one of the following:

all = All weapons and ammunition.

ammo = Tops up with full ammo.

armor = Gives the full armor suit.

binoculars

cell = Gives 50 weapon cells.

colt

dr. zemph's journal

dual colts = Gives dual Colts if 1 colt already owned.

fg42 paratroop rifle

flamethrower

fuel = Gives a 50 point fuel top-up.

grenades = Gives 3 potato-masher grenades.

health = Gives full health.

large health = Even more health.

mauser rifle

medium health

mp42

panzerfaust

panzerfaust rockets

pineapples = Gives 3 pineapple grenades.

project book

snooper rifle

sniper scope

stamina

sten

thompson = Gives the Thompson sub-machine gun.

venom tech manual

Notes

1. These codes are not case-sensitive.

 

See Also

Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory Cheats

 

Links

Return to Castle Wolfenstein | Wikipedia

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Return to Castle Wolfenstein: A retrospective

Return to Castle Wolfenstein, released in 2001 by Gray Matter Interactive and id Software, is a notable installment in the Wolfenstein series that brought a fresh perspective to the classic franchise. Merging traditional first-person shooter elements with supernatural and horror themes, the game revitalized the series and received acclaim for its engaging single-player campaign and robust multiplayer features.

Set during World War II, Return to Castle Wolfenstein follows B.J. Blazkowicz as he infiltrates Castle Wolfenstein to investigate mysterious Nazi experiments. The narrative blends historical elements with supernatural twists, introducing occult themes and supernatural enemies, adding a layer of intrigue to the traditional Wolfenstein storyline.

One of the standout features of Return to Castle Wolfenstein is its diverse gameplay elements. The single-player campaign combines intense gunfights with stealth sections, puzzle-solving, and supernatural encounters. The game's level design offers a mix of linear and open-ended environments, providing players with varied challenges and exploration opportunities.

Return to Castle Wolfenstein also introduced a robust multiplayer component, featuring different game modes such as Objective, Stopwatch, and Team Deathmatch. The multiplayer experience embraced class-based gameplay, allowing players to choose roles with unique abilities and weapons. The inclusion of asymmetrical objectives in the Objective mode added depth to the matches and encouraged team coordination.

The game's graphics, powered by the id Tech 3 engine, showcased impressive visuals for its time. Return to Castle Wolfenstein received praise for its atmospheric environments, detailed character models, and realistic animations, contributing to the overall immersive experience.

The success of Return to Castle Wolfenstein marked a resurgence of interest in the Wolfenstein franchise. The game's blend of historical and supernatural elements, coupled with its diverse gameplay mechanics, appealed to both fans of the original titles and newcomers to the series.

Return to Castle Wolfenstein remains a significant entry in the history of first-person shooters, offering a compelling narrative, engaging gameplay, and a multiplayer experience that laid the groundwork for future titles in the genre. The game's impact is evident in the continued appreciation for the Wolfenstein series and its enduring legacy in the gaming community.

- IDGC editor

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