The story would have involved BJ Blazkowicz going against an evil organization known as the Triad, who had been secretly behind Hilter’s domination plans the whole time. Interestingly enough, however, Rise of the Triad was originally planned as a sequel to Wolfenstein 3D. It never did quite receive the love and adoration as Doom or Wolfenstein, but Rise of the Triad (or ROTT) has its own style and cheese that make it worth looking into if you’re a fan of the genre. With an unfathomable number of “Doom clones” out on the market, however, Apogee would soon bring their own twist on the genre.
It wasn’t their first foray into the world of FPS gaming, since they had previously published iD’s Wolfenstein 3D, along with its spiritual successor, Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold. One such effort came from Apogee, a Texas-based company known for their console-quality action games. And you could expect pretty much anybody worth anything in the PC scene to make their own attempt at overthrowing Doom. In the 1990s, no other genre seemed to dominate the PC gaming market quite like the first person shooter.
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