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Parts: The Dig, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Heinrich. Main article: Operation Resurrection (mission)

Having destroyed the mechanical soldiers, Blazkowicz enters an excavation site near Castle Wolfenstein. Blazkowicz then fights his way through the grounds of the chateau, facing opposition from members of the Elite Guard and two of Deathshead's Übersoldaten. He arrives at the village of Paderborn and, after assassinating several senior officers of the SS Paranormal Division including Major Hochstedder, General Von Struasse, Colonel (Oberst) Strache, General Burkhalter and General Haupman, fights his way into Chateau Schufstaffel, where he encounters members of the Elite Guard including the main leader General Von Shurber. Despite the skepticism of senior Allied commanders, the OSA parachutes Blazkowicz into the Harz mountains of Germany, close to Castle Wolfenstein itself. Parts: Bramburg Dam, Paderborn Village, Chateau Schufstaffel, Unhallowed Ground.Īfter studying the documents captured by Blazkowicz, the OSA has become aware of a scheme codenamed "Operation: Resurrection", a plan to resurrect Heinrich I. After this on March 15, 1943, Blazkowicz and Agent One were sent to follow her to Castle Wolfenstein, but were shot down by the Luftwaffe along the way and captured by the Germans. They tracked Helga to an ancient tomb filled with the undead, but both the agents and the Germans escaped, including Helga. Blazkowicz to capture Helga von Bulow, a high ranking member of the SS Paranormal Division. Meanwhile, the Allied intelligence office got word of this and sent British Agent One and US Army Captain B.J. Himmler then founded an SS Paranormal Division and sent them to Northern Egypt in secret and hoped that they would find some ancient tablets. Heinrich Himmler believed that if he could bring Heinrich back to life, he could win the war for Nazi Germany. The Chief of the Nazi SS, Heinrich Himmler, had been researching possible ways to win the war through science and black magic and read a few stories about the German prince Heinrich I and his Dark Knights, becoming interested in them, especially since they were so powerful. There was no one who could stand in his way - until a monk stopped Heinrich by sealing him in a deep underground tomb.Ī thousand years later, in 1943 AD, the Second World War had started to go bad for Nazi Germany due to their defeats on the Eastern Front and in North Africa. In 943 AD, a German prince known as Heinrich dominated Western Europe with his army of undead and Dark Knights created by black magic.

9 Operation Resurrection and Tides of War.

Activision aren't giving much away, but early versions of the game shown at the E3 industry conference in LA were impressive and promise more than just another shoot-up. Enter BJ Blaskowitz, the skinny kid from Brooklyn and the hero of the original game, who once again has been parachuted into enemy territory to save the world. Himmler throws the enormous resources of the Third Reich into finding Prince Heinrich's grave and restoring his unholy army. But a mysterious monk managed to beat him in single combat and locked him in a living tomb on a remote mountain peak. Heinrich Himmler, Hitler's deputy, realises the war is going badly and becomes obsessed with the 9th-century Saxon, Prince Heinrich, who discovered some secret scrolls and used them to raise an army of undead Teutonic warriors. The plot sounds interesting, too, with a strong occult theme. Return to Castle Wolfenstein is still in development, but the screen shots look sharp. And just when it seemed as though it had been consigned to the history books, in jumps Activision with a remake based on the Quake 3 graphics engine.

Castle Wolfenstein, of course, was the original first-person action game, and led on to Doom, Quake and countless clones. The gameplay, which involves little more than shooting Nazi soldiers and guard dogs, is another matter, although it seemed ultra cool in 1992. By PETER ELEY* Looking back almost a decade, Castle Wolfenstein holds up surprising well graphically, despite its 320 x 200 resolution.