There was only one way to stop this madness.Īfter defeating Dr. Yet the Nazi atrocities continued: thousands march into death camps even as the Nazi war machine falls to its knees. Hopefully, humanity would finally be safe from his hordes of hideous mutants. All his journals and equipment would be destroyed. stood over Schabbs fat, evil, swollen putrid body, glad his mission was finally over. Schabbs before his undead armies marched against humanity. He was ordered to journey there and terminate the maniacal Dr.
He confirmed that Operation Eisenfaust was real. They informed him that the rumors were true: some hideous human experiments were seen around Castle Hollehammer. After defeating Hans Grosse for the second time, he ran out of the castle and hooked up with the Underground. He is captured before he is able to infiltrate Castle Wolfenstein, and thrown into the castle dungeon. This time rumors of Operation Eisenfaust. This backstory is taken from the original DOS version of the game (most of the Mac Family ports that have adaptations of these levels do not actually have any in-game storyline details, but only what the manual describes for the character and his motives).įollowing the events of the Original Encounter and the Nocturnal Missions, B.J. See the Original Encounter article for more details on the levels and story. When this retail release was ported to the 3DO and Apple IIGS, the Second Encounter mission was renamed the Original Encounter. This 90-level version presented the user with 7 missions: Second Encounter, followed by each of the 6 original MS-DOS missions. In 1995, both Second and Third Encounters were published together in a retail box for the Macintosh and simply called Wolfenstein 3D (this release is sometimes known as the "commercial version").
It is part of the Mac Family line of Wolfenstein 3D ports. The Third Encounter was originally only available as mail-order, after having purchased Second Encounter. It acts as a follow-up campaign to the Second Encounter game from the same publisher. Wolfenstein 3D: Third Encounter is a loose Macintosh port of the 60 levels from the original MS-DOS, Wolfenstein 3D, published in 1994 by MacPlay. Original Encounter and second campaign Escape from Castle Wolfenstein on the 3DO Wolfenstein selection screen.
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