Although id Software were not involved at all with these add-on packs, they bundled them with later re-releases of Spear of Destiny, including the version available on Steam (running DOSBox). Despite these mission packs containing new levels and graphics, their existence were barely known to the public. These episodes, Mission 2: Return to Danger and Mission 3: Ultimate Challenge were first sold under the title 'Spear of Destiny Mission Add-On Packs' and was soon bundled with the original Spear of Destiny in CD form. Two years after the game was published, FormGen developed and published two new 'episodes'. Instead, the game was sold in retail (via floppy disk format), while a two-level playable demo was distributed. Unlike the predecessor, Spear of Destiny is not distributed in shareware format. The artifact is well-guarded, however, as it is believed by Adolf Hitler that by possessing it, he and his armies become invincible. Set in World War II, before the events of Wolfenstein 3D, players reprise the role of Allied spy William 'B.J.' Blazkowicz as he must infiltrate a Nazi installation to recover the 'Spear of Destiny' (the Holy Lance, which was used to pierce the side of Jesus Christ as he hung on the cross). Spear of Destiny (sometimes known as Wolfenstein 3D: Spear of Destiny) is a first-person shooter developed by id and published by FormGen on Septemfor the PC (running MS-DOS).Ī standalone expansion of Wolfenstein 3D, Spear of Destiny consists of a single 21-level episode (ranging from rocky tunnels and dungeons to the ramparts of an old castle), featuring four new deadly bosses, new music, new wall textures, and a new item pickup (the Ammo Box, which supplies 25 bullets).

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