The screen view is very uncluttered, a large viewport for the action and a lower console showing the level your on, your score, number of spare lives, health and amount of ammo for the seleted weapon plus an animated face shot of your character that also doubles up as a graphical view of your health status. Compared to todays games the sound in Wolfenstein is sparse and basic. It should however be remembered that back in '92 a CD-ROM drive on a pc was beyond the financial reach of almost all computer users, so games like Wolfenstein used midi sound for songs and a few low resolution digitized sounds for special effects. So bearing the limits of the day the sounds in Wolfenstein are pretty good. The sliding door sound is particularly good and the percussive sound of the gunshots is spot on.
Dialogue is basic but can be made out clearly.
The main opening track is Die Fahne Hoch, commonly known as The Host Wessel, a genuine Nazi song which sets the tone for the game very well. Yeah I know it's the forefather of 1st person shooters. And for that reason I say burn in hell. One of the worst games ever made. Just the typical kill or get killed, this time in simple, old, boring, graphics.