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In most of the maps this process involves the escort of one or more vehicles along fixed routes. This represents an increased level of complexity over RtCW's maps, as now a number of secondary objectives (some of which are reversible) have to be carried out to allow the ultimate objective to be reached. Each of these maps is quite large (although not quite as large as Market Garden), and most include around nine objectives that have to be carried out (or defended against) to win the map. The game provides six multiplayer maps 'out of the box' (figuratively speaking), split into two campaigns ( Central Europe and North Africa). When a player is killed they can ' tap out' and choose a new class and/or weapon for when they re-enter the game ('reinforcements' are generally set to spawn every 20 to 30 seconds). To carry out these tasks while contending with the enemy, players can choose from five classes ( Soldier, Medic, Engineer, Field Ops - the new name for Lieutenant - and a new class, Covert Ops.), each with unique abilities and weapons. The opposing sides each have objectives that they are trying to carry out, for instance dynamiting gun emplacements, stealing Nazi gold from a bank, or holding out against a beach landing. The players (ideally between 12 and 32 in total) are split into two teams, representing the Axis and the Allied ground forces. This loss turned out to be the online community's gain, as it was decided that the multiplayer game should be made available for download free of charge.Įnemy Territory represents a refinement of the multiplayer game first seen in Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
#Wolfenstein enemy territory esrb software#
Unfortunately, publishers Activision were dissatisfied with the progress Mad Doc Software were making on the (highly ambitious) single-player portion, and so decided to cancel the project. This was to be complemented by a new multiplayer game developed by Splash Damage, the London-based developers who had previously worked on Quake 3 Fortress, as well as the Tram and Market Garden multiplayer levels for Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
Blazkowicz and Agent One in North Africa and featuring computer-controlled A.I.
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The package would have included a new single-player campaign (developed by Mad Doc Software), which was reportedly a prequel to the Wolfenstein series concerning the exploits of B.J. Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory was originally planned to be a retail product - a ' stand-alone expansion' to the hit World War II-based first-person shooter Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
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Platforms: PC ( Microsoft Windows, Linux) Developer: Splash Damage (in association with Id Software)
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