Wolfenstein 3D for SNES

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Review #697

Wolfenstein 3D

Censored beyond belief

SNES 1993 Imagineer Shooter Shooter › FPS
Wolfenstein 3D screenshot for SNES
Screenshot used for review/reference purposes.
3 / 5

Gameplay

Fast movement and strafing. Phew
Enemies are incredibly stupid. Just open a door, peak your head in, retreat and close the door, then wait for them to open it and get shot at. Easy peasy.
A to interact and B to shoot. Simple controls.

4 / 5

Level Design

Decent design with maps that are easy to track in your head. Landmarks help with navigation.
Full map builds out Metroid-style as you explore. Thank you!

4 / 5

Theme

Kill Nazis
Massive nostalgia factor, however Nintendo censors removed a ton of stuff you remember from the DOS version. The German Shepherds are now mutant rats, the dialogue is generic English yells instead of German, and all Nazi symbols like the swastikas and Hitler pictures are gone. Also there's no blood. So it's a little bit nerfed.

3 / 5

Art Style

Let's be honest, this is a pixelated mess. Still, it runs smoothly and looks about as good as it could. Navigating a 3D space on the SNES is a trip.
I prefer the colorful world of Wolfenstein vs the dark world of Doom.

3 / 5

Audio

Music has nice composition but horrible sounds. They only have a single channel and loop quickly. Pretty sad tbh

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