Since nearly all vanilla Wolf3D add-ons and the majority of TC's as well come with stories that are set during or related to WWII, I thought it would be interesting to create a thread focused on good Wolfenstein mods that depart from the WWII setting and instead thrive on a story of their own.
So my questions is, what are your favorite mods for Wolfenstein that do NOT contain stories related to or set during WWII?
I personally haven't played that many, but mods like Orb of Dilaaria, Project X, or the Lost World series would be examples of just a couple mods I can think of off the top of my head that fit this category.
If I was to pick a CURRENT favorite of mine, it would probably be the first (main) episode of Guns and Glory by Little Cherub, however I have not played some highly praised games like Orb yet.
EDIT: I actually realized Guns and Glory does have some slight story resemblance to WWII, but since it's set much later (in 2007) and in a different location, I think it's still fair game to call it a non-WWII mod. Also I ignore the 21 other (non-E1) levels of GaG, because they aren't the main focus of the product and frankly, I don't think they even come close to the standard set by the main game.
So my questions is, what are your favorite mods for Wolfenstein that do NOT contain stories related to or set during WWII?
I personally haven't played that many, but mods like Orb of Dilaaria, Project X, or the Lost World series would be examples of just a couple mods I can think of off the top of my head that fit this category.
If I was to pick a CURRENT favorite of mine, it would probably be the first (main) episode of Guns and Glory by Little Cherub, however I have not played some highly praised games like Orb yet.
EDIT: I actually realized Guns and Glory does have some slight story resemblance to WWII, but since it's set much later (in 2007) and in a different location, I think it's still fair game to call it a non-WWII mod. Also I ignore the 21 other (non-E1) levels of GaG, because they aren't the main focus of the product and frankly, I don't think they even come close to the standard set by the main game.