This is a sub-page of Prerelease:Wolfenstein (Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3).
A lot of concept art from Wolfenstein's development.
Characters#
Double Agent#
Concept art of a cut Double Agent character, known as Lars Metzger.


(Source: Vinod Rams)
Deathshead#
An early Deathshead design that was inspired by the 1922 Nosferatu movie.


Enemies#
Altered#





Assassin#
Concept art of Assassin from various artists.




Despoiled#



Elite Guard#



Geist#



Geist Warrior#


Heavy Trooper#



Mech#

(Source: Paul Richards)
Nazi Infected#
Concept art for cut Nazi Infected enemies. The Spitter, well, was supposed to spit acid blood on enemies, meanwhile Skuldt had resilient bone-like skin that would make him a tough opponent.


Nazi Ogre#


Officer#


Occult Priest#
Concept art for cut Occult Priest enemy, who previously appeared in Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Tides of War.



Paranormal Commander#
Concept art for cut Paranormal Commander. Probably evolved into Scribe, since he uses model that still stored in characters/enemies/para/tp_cmdr folder.

(Source: Vinod Rams)
Paranormal Sharpshooter#



(Source: Vinod Rams)
Rocket Trooper#


Sniffer#

Queen Geist#

(Source: mikernaut)
Uber Scientist#


(Source: Paul Richards)
Feng Zhu Design#
Concept arts for Wolfenstein that were made by Feng Zhu Design. Some of them appeared at X05 presentation, which makes them some of the oldest Wolfenstein concept arts available.
AtomiKorp Tank#







Mech#


(Source: Feng Zhu's Design)
Locations#
Black Sun#

Dig Site#



Hospital#


Isenstadt#





(Source: Vinod Rams)
Lab#

(Source: Paul Richards)
Occult Temple#




(Source: Paul Richards)
Zeppelin#





Multiplayer Character Roughs#
Concept art for multiplayer that was posted on the official Wolfenstein website.1 These roughs feature content that is absent from final release, such as Shocktrooper enemy and Waffen Soldier. Several cut weapons can also be seen here, such as M1A1 Thompson, M1A1 Carbine, M1 Garand, Sten, FG-42, Mosin-Nagant and PPS-43.




Weapons#











Other#





References#
- Wolfenstein website updated - Crossfire, March 19th 2009↩︎