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Kronolog: The Nazi Paradox

Description

Kronolog is a graphic adventure that is based on an alternate world, where the Nazis won world war two and proceeded towards world domination. The world as it is now is crumbling from excess pollution, enviromental problems, etc. and you play the part of Hoffman, a member of the government who is in search of his missing son. Gameplay is standard 2d-adventure with a series of icons you mouse-click with to achieve the desired actions.

Uses vga graphics, and includes a series of voiceovers and digitized pictures for specific persons/conversations.

Alternate Titles

• "Red Hell" -- German title

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The Press Says

MikroBitti	Feb, 1994	76 out of 100	76
PC Zone	Jun, 1994	60 out of 100	60
Adventurearchiv	Jul 29, 2003	52 out of 100	52
Abandonia	Aug 21, 2005	2 out of 5	40
PC Review UK	Jun, 1994	3 out of 10	30
PC Player (Germany)	Aug, 1994	28 out of 100	28
High Score	Nov, 1994	0 out of 5	0

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it's not aka red hell	2	Kitsune Sniper (10812) Jun 10, 2009

Trivia

In the German Red Hell version of the game, the gameplay is the same, but the story arc has been changed significantly. The world is there conquered by Soviet Union instead of Nazi Germany. Instead of Nazism, the game has many references to Soviet culture. Even the main character is named "Mark Constantine" (a Russian surname) instead of "Mark Hoffman" (a German surname, from the original version) Other than that, everything is same.