History VideoGame / BrutalWolfenstein3D

* PrecisionFStrike: A pickup message of all things has this![[spoiler: In the first act of Die Ärgerliche Angeleheit, when B.J picks up and Irken PAK, the pickup message for collecting it says, "What the fuck is this?!"]]

* RobotSoldier: [[spoiler: The NME is a robot specifically designed for military use, and it shows; gatling guns, flamethrowers and rocket launchers, fast rolling speed and high durability, it is the pinnacle of Dr. Krist's designs for military use!]]

* StrippedToTheBone: A few enemy corpses have some of their skeleton intact after they die.

* AscendedExtra: The Spear of Destiny, unlike in the original game, is now a usable weapon, and the final weapon in B.J's arsenal. It functions as both a melee and ranged attack, via thrusting and unleashing a mighty beam that disintegrates any that it kills.

* TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon: In addition to the final level of Episode 3, where B.J. fights Hitler, the entire episode thematically counts as it all takes place in the Führerbunker during the last days of the Third Reich.

** This also applies to the Leichenfaust 42, which is similarly mysterious and is still debated upon on how Krist managed to invent it.

* SwordOfPlotAdvancement: The Leichenfaust 42 is a required weapon in Episode 6 that is a very powerful {{BFG}} that strips away the skin of any that it kills, and is plot-relevant, [[spoiler: as it's presence allows B.J to prove to the US government that the Nazis were reverse-engineering Irken technology]].

** [[spoiler:Although most of the revelations and technology about the Irkens was kept secret, the Leichenfaust 43 averts this trope, as it was allowed to be public, indicated as such in the Lorebook. It is, however, probable that though the weapon was public, the details surrounding its production and invention were kept classified and passed off as a unique and otherworldly German invention like Schabbs' mutants.]]
*** [[spoiler:It was also shown in the Lorebook that the U.S. government and German scientists from Operation Paperclip performed their own tests of the Leichenfaust 43, amazed at the power it had and questioned if it could be reversed engineered or copied. This, however, sparked debates among Department of Defense members and civilians, arguing about its moral and strategic uses and whether the Leichenfaust 43 could/should be used for war. Eventually, the U.S. government began to abandon the weapon, and a test that went wrong and killed a few scientists and MPs permanently shelved their use, with the rest being destroyed or kept as museum artifacts.]]

* TheWorldIsNotReady: [[spoiler:It's heavily implied in the epilogue of ''Spear of Destiny'' that the titular artifact was purposefully lost by the Allies, not only to keep it away from Hitler's clutches, but also in an attempt to prevent its esoteric secrets from ever being revealed. Meanwhile, the Lorebook reveals that the U.S. government rendered the alien technology and revelations involving the Irkens in ''Die Ärgerliche Angelegenheit'' highly classified, clearly aware that mankind is not prepared for such things.]]

** "Wolf 'En Doom" is a BW version of the first map of [[VideoGame/Doom Doom]].