A few hours after we broke the terrible news, today we have very different news. For those who don’t know, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory is a multiplayer first-person shooter set in World War II.
Supports up to 32 players and you can choose Axis or Allies. fight on six maps inspired by real battlefields.
Play as one of five classes (Engineer, Medic, Soldier, Field Operative, Covert Operative) and work with your team to complete the key tasks needed to win. Do you like how it sounds? Well, you have it for free on Steam.
The game was released as free-to-play in May 2033, and almost 20 years later the folks at Bethesda decided to make it free on Steam for all those nostalgic fans who loved the early days of modern computing as we know it today.
If you were one of those who played CS:GO in those years, this Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory will surely bring back old memories.despite the World War II aesthetic (for many, this is more of an attraction than a problem).
Its main developers were Splash Damage, who were hired by ID Software to develop the game almost completely, so that IP’s parents were only responsible for overseeing the project.
If you draw gray hair, then remember that id Software became famous thanks to Wolfenstein 3D in 1992.It is the first 3D shooter developed for PC. To finish breaking industry barriers with the launch of DOOM in a year.
For fans of John Carmack and John Romero, we regret to inform you that they are not signing the game., but there are ideas for it: frames, from the first person, 3D models of a good level for that time and a lot of blood. ID Software never allows bad games to be published under its own name.
Source: Computer Hoy
