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    NakedWolf3D

    NakedWolf3D

    A conservative source port of Wolfenstein 3-D

    NakedWolf3D is an authentic and conservative source port. It is based on the original source release along with Wolf4SDL. It contains all features of the original and all features not included in the 1992 release has been removed. Scaling is implemented to have a complete fullscreen experience, that internally scales to your native resolution while keeping the game at a 320x200 resolution. NakedWolf3D is the most traditional and authentic Wolfenstein 3-D experience on the internet.
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    Enemy Territory: Legacy

    Enemy Territory: Legacy

    Based on the raedwulf-et project

    etlegacy-deprecated is the archived version of ET: Legacy, a community-driven project that maintains and modernizes Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, the classic team-based WWII multiplayer shooter. This legacy repository contains older iterations of the codebase, which aimed to preserve the original gameplay while improving security, portability, and performance on modern systems. Though deprecated in favor of the active repository, it offers insight into early modernization efforts and is...
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    AutoWolf

    Bot for id Software's Wolfenstein 3D

    This is a port based on Moritz "Ripper" Kroll's WOLF4SDL port for Wolfenstein 3D, a game developed 1992 by id Software and published by Apogee. The source code to the game has been released as GPL. The port implements a "bot" for this game, where the player is controlled by the computer, in the attempt to solve every level autonomously. Available as binaries for Windows and OS X, and as source package for Linux/UNIX (requires SDL and SDL_mixer to build).
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    Wolfenstein 3-D Redux is about the preservation of id Software's archetypal First Person Shooter Wolfenstein 3-D. The restoration involved the removal of the gangrenous 16-bit code, while adding support for a number of new technologies.
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    ET: Legacy

    ET: Legacy

    A second breath of life for Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory

    ET: Legacy is based on the source code of the Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory which was released under the GPLv3 license. The main goal of this project is to fix bugs, remove old dependencies and make it playable on all major operating systems while still remaining compatible with the ET 2.60b version and as many of its mods as possible.
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    XreaL is a heavily improved Quake 3 Arena engine. It's bundled with new tools and a demo game that was never finished. ET:XreaL is a subproject bringing all XreaL enhancements to Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory.
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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    An open source modification to Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory to add basic functionality requirements which will increase the level of security and playability for users.
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    ST2 is a rebuild of the searchtool game browser (searchtool.sf.net) with support for modern games. It currently features support for Quake 3 and 4, Doom 3, Nexuiz, Warsow, and Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory.
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    Real-time player ratings and statistics for Return to Castle Wolfenstein (RTCW) and Wolfenstein Enemy Territory (ET) [requires C++/Perl/MySQL/PHP]
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    Wolfstat is a statistics generator. It fully support the multiplayer test of the game \"Return to castle Wolfenstein\" and RTCW:ET. Wolfstat also supports Quake 3.
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    Remote Admin and Config of Return to Castle Wolfenstein servers.
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    Wolfenstein and Spear of Destiny port to the Linux/Win32/BeOS platforms using OpenGL
    Downloads: 6 This Week
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