Adds some advanced behaviour patterns to regular enemies, such as leaping for melee mutants, picking up weapons, sleeping, and throwing grenades at close range as an extreme measure after being wounded.

Removes all exclamation marks and secret hint sheets from the game, and disables the compass. This is for people who do not like in-game hints and think that Blade of Agony has a bit too much of them.

Prevents ammo and health items from being wasted by preventing you from picking them up automatically if they do not fit fully in your inventory. If you still want to do it, press use on the item, and it will be picked up.

Removes all weapons except grenades. The good news is that you can throw them further... and that you have an infinite supply of them. Don't get too careless in close quarters!

All damage from enemies to player and vice versa is multiplied by 1000. Terrain-based damage (e. g. from falling/drowning), as well as damage from critters, are excluded for the game to become playable.

If you are a big fan of pixelated art and want to have all those high-resolution models adjusted to this blocky look, you might want to load these model textures with reduced texture resolution.

Replaces the Fliegerfaust mounted on the truck from C2M4 with a Browning .50 caliber M2HB heavy machine gun, loaded with high-explosive cartridges. It can easily destroy both enemy infantry and vehicles.

Removes all guns, and replaces them with melee weapons. Your melee weapons deal more damage than usual, and you can now throw your knives (you can carry multiple ones). After a silent kill, you can also drag the dead body away to hide it from patrols.

Adds three new weapons to the game. Kampfpistole is used by (and dropped from) some of the officers, StG 44 is a weapon of elite Waffen SS units, and FG 42 is sometimes used by paratroopers.

Ammo and large weapons now have weight and slow you down, you can drop unnecessary ones using the standard GZDoom weapon drop command. You can also roll by double-tapping a side movement key while crouching.

Upon killing an enemy, the player gains a few score points, just like in Wolfenstein 3-D. Tougher and rarer enemies grant more points, and for every 40000 points, you receive some bonus goodies.

You are a vampire who quenches his thirst by killing Nazis and their accomplices. You've become so addicted to blood that you cannot survive for even one minute without taking another life.