Return to Castle Wolfenstein
"Return to Castle Wolfenstein" received favorable reviews from critics. At Metacritic, it scores 88/100 (based on 32 reviews), and on GameRankings it scores 86.75% (based on 50 reviews). "Eurogamer"'s Tom Bramwell called "Return to Castle Wolfenstein" "a worthy addition to the stable of id Software affiliated shoot 'em ups. The single player game is average to good and takes quite a while to finish, but the game really earns its salt by shipping with a first class multiplayer element."
Missile Command
Contemporary "Missile Command" clones include "Missile Defense" (1981) for the Apple II, "Stratos" (1982) for the TRS-80, "Repulsar" (1983) for the ZX Spectrum, and "Barrage" (1983) for the TI-99/4A. Silas Warner programmed the 1980 clone "ABM" for the Apple II several years before writing "Castle Wolfenstein". Similarly, John Field programmed the "Missile Command"-like game "ICBM" (1981), then went on to create "Axis Assassin", one of the first five games published by Electronic Arts.