Description
In the 21st Century, history will repeat itself. You must remember your memories of Castle Wolfenstein, find your way out once more, and un-cover the secrets held within the walls. But it won't be easy.
Developed by Himmler's SS Paranormal Division are a race of part human, part zombie creations. But don't worry, you won't be unarmed. From the luger, chaingun, MP40 machine gun, silenced SMG, upgradeable sniper rifle, flame thrower, time bombs, and grenades, you have plenty of options to take down the enemy. However, you must use stealth as well as all out carnage to accompish the task at hand.
You can choose the single player campaign, or go the more traditional route and play with a few mates in the multiplayer mode.
Alternate Titles
- "重返德軍總部" -- Taiwan title
- "重返德军总部" -- Chinese Title (Simplified)
- "RTCW" -- Informal title
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Trivia
The plot of the US version of RTCW is stupid enough, but for the German release, they altered it - to become even more hilarous than before:
You fight against the "Wolf-Sekte" (Cult of the Wolf), which is very dangerous to the freedom of the country because of their dark experiments.
That's it. Nothing else. No word of Himmler and his dark plans, no Nazis at all. It is clear that this "background" was made up for the only purpose of getting the game past the German feds - the word "Nazi" is a red sheet for them. They altered some of the names, too: Himmler is now called "Holler" and Oberst von Bülow has been renamed too.
With this new storyline, the game makes absolutely no sense - not that it made any before, but now, it's an absolute joke.
The funniest thing about this is the packaging which shows Doktor Zan (appearing at the very beginning of the game when he fries our comrade) - and on his jacket, you can clearly see the Nazi emblem (an eagle sitting on a circle in which is a swastika).
