id software’s John Carmack just released an open source Wolfenstein 3D for the iPhone. Sadly, its only for Jailbroken iPhones.

The game was a pet project of John Carmack, and it was his decision to make it both free and open source. He made a few small changes, but its just about the same game it was when it was released.

He’s currently working on a port of Doom for the iPhone as well, catering to all first-person shooter fans that exist.

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