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Kronolog: The Nazi Paradox

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Also known as
Red Hell

This graphic adventure tasks a government agent with finding his son in a decaying, alternate-history world ruled by the Nazis.

Kronolog: The Nazi Paradox was developed by Castleworks Gameware and published by Merit Software for DOS in 1993. It is also known as Red Hell. No earlier release on another platform is known.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1993
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Size
8.02 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
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About Kronolog: The Nazi Paradox

Kronolog: The Nazi Paradox presents a graphic adventure set in a dystopian alternate history. In this timeline, global domination was achieved by the Nazis following their victory in the Second World War.

The player assumes the role of Hoffman, a government official investigating the disappearance of his son. This personal mission unfolds within a world suffering from severe environmental decay, including rampant pollution.

Interaction is handled through a point and click interface common to the genre, where on screen icons are selected to perform actions. The game utilizes VGA visuals and incorporates voice acting alongside digitized images during certain dialogue sequences.

Kronolog: The Nazi Paradox Screenshots

10 images
Title screen (with a collection of papers explaining the game's chronology)
Title screen for German release
Here you are introducing yourself.
Check out the symbols on that crazy computer.
A coin! So that's what that pixel was...
Even Nazis need protection.
Oops! Seems like someone wants to execute your son.
Your headquarters at Hoffman Envirotek.
Your inventory.
A little rundown on recent historic events.