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{{Mod|title1 = Russian Front|image1 = Rfront.png|caption1 = Test, way before alpha stage|author(s) = [[doomjedi]] |
{{Mod|title1 = Russian Front|image1 = Rfront.png|caption1 = Test, way before alpha stage|author(s) = [[doomjedi]] |
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| − | [[Team Raycast]]|release_date = Unreleased}}Russian Front was a [[Wolfenstein 3D]] project made by [[doomjedi]] with some [[Team Raycast]] involvement. Originally a spinoff from [[ |
+ | [[Team Raycast]]|release_date = Unreleased}}Russian Front was a [[Wolfenstein 3D]] project made by [[doomjedi]] with some [[Team Raycast]] involvement. Originally a spinoff from [[Sonderkommando Revolt]], the mod was to feature a storyline in which the protagonist takes on the Soviet Union and the Communists rather than Nazi Germany and the Nazis. Similar to the earlier [[Kreml 3D]] project as well as [[Commiestein 3-D]] and [[Red Alert]]. |
A great deal of artwork was finished for the project, which was later released. A large number of actors were also made, using high resolution. These include General Maxim Zhukov. |
A great deal of artwork was finished for the project, which was later released. A large number of actors were also made, using high resolution. These include General Maxim Zhukov. |
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Revision as of 20:09, 8 December 2020
Russian Front was a Wolfenstein 3D project made by doomjedi with some Team Raycast involvement. Originally a spinoff from Sonderkommando Revolt, the mod was to feature a storyline in which the protagonist takes on the Soviet Union and the Communists rather than Nazi Germany and the Nazis. Similar to the earlier Kreml 3D project as well as Commiestein 3-D and Red Alert.
A great deal of artwork was finished for the project, which was later released. A large number of actors were also made, using high resolution. These include General Maxim Zhukov.
Zhukov was one of many bosses planned for the project