A classic f2p Wolfenstein multiplayer game has finally been released on Steam
Last Updated on: 7th May 2022, 01:42 am
Since video games were invented, there have been tens of thousands of games released, and over the years many of them have become unplayable and aren’t available to purchase today. This was the case with the classic free-to-play multiplayer game, Wolfenstein Enemy Territory, but now it has finally been made playable after 19 years.
Splash Damage, the original developers behind the Wolfenstein expansion have announced today that the game has been added to Steam and can once again be played.
First released in 2003, the game was originally planned to be an expansion pack to Return to Castle Wolfenstein. During the development of the expansion, the single-player aspect was cut due to issues, with just the multiplayer portion being released as a freeware standalone game.
The game has remained playable throughout the year’s thanks to a dedicated modding community, but now it can be easily accessed and played on official servers through Steam.
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Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory can handle up to 32 players across two teams as they fight on six maps based on real-world locations.
Players will be able to choose from five classes, Engineer, Medic, Soldier, Field Ops, and Covert Ops, to work towards completing objectives to win the game.
Check out Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory on Steam here.
