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For those who have to have absolutely all games that used the Wolfenstein
3D game engine, this is probably the first Christian FPS game. This
was originally created and was the first non-licensed game for the Super
Nintendo Entertainment System - and then was converted to run on PC
computers. The game designers bought permission from id to remake and
slightly alter Wolfenstein 3D. In this game, players assume the role
of Noah trying to get his animals back in their pens, as opposed to
a soldier trying to hunt down Adolph Hitler. id's original mazes were
not altered in design; they used the exact same dungeons. The differences
were that they replaced the smooth blue walls with logs to invoke that
"in an ark" look. They also did away with the grenades and machine guns
and replaced them with a single slingshot that players used to shoot
food at animals. Instead of having soldiers that charged at you, then
fell in a bloody pool when shot, Super 3D Noah's Ark has little goats
that try to kick you with their hind legs and fall asleep with little
"Zs" over their heads when you shoot them with food. A 20th Anniversary Edition released on Steam adds native support, high resolution rendering, and improved controls. |