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#WOLFENSTEIN ET STEAM INSTALL#

Add this Steam launch option to Return to Castle Wolfenstein by doing right click -> properties and then enter it into the launch options box: +set fs_game ET and then launch.

#WOLFENSTEIN ET STEAM INSTALL#

You should get a folder named "ET" in the main RTCW install location with all the mod contents. Making sure to pick the option that has "iortcw" in brackets. Somewhere like: /steamapps/common/Return to Castle Wolfenstein/ (exact path depends on what drive you install Steam games on).

Install it using Wine into the Return to Castle Wolfenstein directory.

Once that's done, download the mod from Mod DB.

Right click the game on Steam, go to Compatibility and select the checkbox for "Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool" and select "Luxtorpeda".

Download Return to Castle Wolfenstein from Steam, with Luxtorpeda set as your compatibility tool.

Now to get Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory Single-Player sorted:

Move and extract the contents of the downloaded archive to the compatibilitytools.d directory (create it if it does not exist) at ~/.steam/root/compatibilitytools.d/.

Important, as Steam will not update the Steam Play compatibility tools list while open. It's an action game, set in a sci-fi / futuristic, shooter and world war ii themes, and was also released on Mac and Linux. Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory (aka ET) is a video game published in 2003 on Windows by Activision Publishing, Inc., Bethesda Softworks LLC. Since it needs that, first up you need to get Luxtorpeda: Description of Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. If you wish to try it out, you can do so reasonably easily thanks to Luxtorpeda. One of the ways which you can play it on Linux is to use iortcw, a free and open source game engine that's a ioquake3 features and fixes into RTCW code bases. YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view.