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The game was inspired by the older games Castle Wolfenstein and Beyond Castle Wolfenstein for the Commodore 64, Apple II, and DOS, which were stealth-based and controlled in a top-down view. Id Software created Wolfenstein 3D after pioneering a 3D game engine used in Hovertank 3D and Catacomb 3-D.

2.1 Episode 1: Escape from Castle Wolfenstein.

These became part of what is known as the Original Encounter/ 1st Encounter/ 2nd Encounter/ The Claw of Eisenfaust and is a prequel to the original game, however its story is largely ambiguous and changes from platform to platform. Starting with the SNES port, later releases based on the DOS one had a different set of missions. Episodes 4–6 ( the Nocturnal Missions) were originally sold as an add-on to the registered version but are now included in all new copies of the registered version. Episodes 1–3 are included in the registered version of the game.

The first episode is included in the shareware version of the game. The game is divided into six different episodes.

The general gameplay is that of a maze-like layout where the player ran around collecting guns, ammo and treasure. The game was originally released on for MS-DOS, but later ported to multiple other systems. The game is set during World War II, as the player controls a captured American spy named B.J. USK: 16+ Wolfenstein 3D (often shortened to Wolfenstein and Wolf3D) is a first-person shooter developed by id Software and originally published by Apogee Software.