Offsetting this simplicity, the episode occasionally has you encounter rooms packed with a staggering amount of guards, making the episode have a more action-oriented experience rather than a puzzle-like one.
The layout is very easy to navigate with only one optional maze-like rocky sector (and even that's not too hard due to the rough grid-like layout). E4L4 is pretty relaxed and akin to an office floor with a light garrison.Despite all this, Hitler as the episode boss is one of the most remembered parts of the game, along with his Ludicrous Gibs death animation. Hitler isn't the hardest boss the game has to offer, and his stage is very light on resistance compared with later boss levels. The levels are usually very short, and the only new enemies, the Officers aren't usually placed in manner that makes their speed and quick draw a big danger, and fighting Officers is typically much easier than battling Mutants. It has some rough spots but after the Mutant hotel that was Episode 2, this one really eases back on difficulty, being even easier than Episode 1 in many way. However, you can also find a Pac-Man ghost inside a secret closet if you go exploring enough which again doesn't tie in with the game's setting. The secret floor of E6L10, stands out for featuring three copies of Hans Grosse and being the only level outside of Episode 2 to feature Mutants, in the original DOS 6-episode release.Naturally, the story doesn't really bring this up again, assuming BJ finds this secret floor. The way to the level requires solving a lengthy maze, but the level still became one of the most well known easter eggs in the series. E3L10, the secret level of Episode 3 with the Pac-Man ghosts and a replica of a layout from the game's.At least there are specters that might get in the way and make it a little more difficult, but you'll end up dodging the green energy projectiles with as little concern as with Otto, while you spam your Chaingun. Despite being a final boss-battle in hell that would seem epic on first impression, The Angel of Death in Spear of Destiny also falls into this due to him being like Otto Giftmacher with a new skin.As Spear of Destiny is partly tailored towards players who already beat the 6-episodes of Wolfenstein 3d, this battle will be cut and dry for veteran players.
Trans Grosse doesn't have any new tricks either, much like Grettle.The Mac-family port also replaced her, with a Death Knight in this case. Just be careful not to die to the surprise party behind the exit door. The level has plenty of cover, and your experience fighting Hans makes it easy to shoot-and-hide repeatedly until she dies. To a lesser degree, Grettel Grosse can feel this way, due to being a re-skin of Hans Grosse.Schabbs actually got upgraded with "rocket-syringes" that fly even faster. The Mac-family ports replaced him with Trans Grosse (likely due to being ported from Spear of Destiny) while Dr. Schabb's syringes and on "Death Incarnate" he has much less health than Schabbs too. For comparison, his projectiles are way slower than Dr. He's by far the easiest boss in the entire game due to him carrying a Rocket Launcher as his only weapon and his rockets don't have the hitscan ability that the other guns possess, while the relatively slow velocity of the rockets make them pretty easy to dodge. Otto Giftmacher of Episode 4, level 9.
Adaptation Displacement: Few people are familiar with the original Castle Wolfenstein.
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