Ü berSoldier is a first-person shooter that takes place during World War
II, when the Nazis have found an ancient Tibetian technique to revive the
dead. This technique gives the subject special powers, and the first person
that speaks to the subject will be the one that he/she obeys. In their
struggle to win World War II, the Nazis have started to use this technique to
turn dead German soldiers into super-soldiers called “UberSoldiers” that take
advantage of these special powers.

In ÜberSoldier, you play as Karl Stoltz, a German officer who was killed in a
French ambush. Stoltz is now one of the ÜberSoldier test subjects.
Unfortunately for the Nazis, the French discovered the lab that the
ÜberSoldiers were being created in, and the first person that speaks to Stoltz
ends up being a French soldier. You guessed it — Stoltz joins the Allies and
is seeking revenge against his former masters.

Along the way, Stoltz will depend on his ÜberSoldier powers to help him
survive. Headshots will power up his bullet shield, which will temporarily
make him invincible to enemy fire. Slashing enemies in the head with his knife
will give him extra health.

Gameplay is traditional run-‘n-gun. You have five weapon slots for a pistol,
rifle, machinegun, rocket launcher, and grenade. If you happen to come across
another version of the same gun, but you already have that gun, you will need
to swap the gun you have for the gun you are picking up by pressing the use
button.

ÜberSoldier uses a weapon selection system similar to Half-Life. When you
select a weapon, there will be five boxes at the top of the screen that show
which weapon is in the corresponding slot, and which one is selected. You then
switch to that weapon by pressing the fire button. At all times, you have a
knife that you can quickly slash enemies with by simply pressing the melee
button. Dead enemies will drop a health pack and their weapons/ammo when they
die. There is no friendly fire, and enemies die easier when they are shot in
the head.