Guardian Head - A severed Guardian's head that adds 30 Guardian Head ammo.Railgun Rods - A pack of 5 ammo for the Railgun.Sticky Bombs - a green box of sticky bombs that adds 5 Sticky Bomb ammo.
"Like Chinese New Year fireworks!" Grenade Rounds - A brown box of grenades that adds 8 ammo for the Grenade Launcher.Everyone with line of sight of the point of impact sustains incredible damage. The nuclear missile is selectable by pressing the rocket launcher key, after which a countdown begins before the missile may be launched. Nuclear Bomb - Enables alternate firing mode for the Missile Launcher allowing the launch of one nuclear Missile.Heatseeking Card - Enables alternate fire mode for the Missile Launcher which adds a heatseeking effect to the next 5 missiles fired.Missiles - A pack of missiles that adds 5 ammo for the Missile Launcher.Uzi Clip - A magazine that adds 50 ammo for the Uzi.Shotshells - A drum of shells that adds 24 ammo for the Riotgun.Shurikens - A cluster of shuriken that adds 6 Shuriken ammo.Note: the number in brackets is the shortcut key of the weapon the number in parentheses () is the maximum ammo of the weapon. The ally will wander the area randomly, attacking all enemies encountered, and expires after 60 seconds. Ripper Heart (5) - A Ripper's heart which, when squeezed, will summon a mirror ally of Lo Wang armed with a very fast-firing Railgun.By manipulating his fingers, he can select from 3 firing modes: rapid-fire burning projectiles (1 ammo per use), self-orbiting fireballs (20 ammo per use), wave of explosions (10 ammo per use). Guardian Head (80) - The head of a Guardian which Lo Wang holds impaled on his fingers.It can penetrate multiple targets to devastating effect. Railgun (20) - One of the earliest iterations of this weapon in a first person shooter.Sticky Bombs (20) - Proximity explosives that stick to surfaces and become primed after 3 seconds.The grenades will bounce off of surfaces and detonate on contact with enemies or after 3 seconds of being fired. Grenade Launcher (50) - A revolving 40mm grenade launcher.Alternate firing modes include the ability to fire heat seeking missiles after finding a Heatseeking Card as well as a nuke after finding a Nuclear Weapon. Missile Launcher (50) - Launches missiles (duh).Acquiring a second Uzi enables dual wielding. Uzi (200) - Basic submachine gun that chews through ammo and has low accuracy.Alternate firing mode continuously fires all four shots at once. Riotgun (52) - A heavy shotgun that requires reloading after every four shots.
As a result of a British law banning the use of nunchuks, shuriken, or butterfly knives at the time, the European version of Shadow Warrior replaced this weapon with Darts, which function identically to Shuriken. Used shurikens can be retrieved from walls.
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Shadow Warrior is divided into two episodes: Enter the Wang, comprising the first four levels, which was released as the shareware version of the game, and Code of Honor, comprising the subsequent 18 levels, which together with the first episode forms the registered version of the game. Aside from a couple of expansion packs (see Expansion Packs section below), no subsequent Shadow Warrior games have been made. Despite having more content than Duke Nukem 3D, including more enemies, weapons, levels, and technological features (like drivable vehicles), Shadow Warrior never achieved remotely close to the same success or enduring legacy as Duke Nukem 3D. Intended as a spiritual successor to Duke 3D, Shadow Warrior also used the Build Engine and featured an arsenal of over-the-top weapons, hordes of monstrous enemies to violently dispatch, discreet keycard-ladden maze levels, a wise-cracking protagonist, and a crude sense of humor. Shadow Warrior was released by 3D Realms in 1997, following in the wake of the wildly successful Duke Nukem 3D.
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