Random DOS Game Show #726: Project: Weltuntergang (2002)

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Wolfenstein 3D
Game:
Wolfenstein 3D (1992)
Duration: 5:49
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An unofficial expansion mod to Wolfenstein 3D, this alters textures and provides new levels for fans who just can't get enough of id Software's classic FPS. It's perfectly playable for what it is, but a rusty Lawnie soon gets gunned down in embarrassing fashion while struggling with the new level designs.



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