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Grom … Terror in Tibet!
Platform: Win9X/WinMe/Win2K/WinXP
Packaging: DVD Case
Publisher: cdv
Product Code: GROMPR
5 in Stock
Give the henchmen of the Third Reich what they deserve! What Are You Waiting For? It's hard to believe what is happening in 1942: Far from the chaos of war, Tibet suddenly becomes the hottest spot in the race for world domination. For here, one of the führer's special units is searching feverishly for the Lost City of King Arjuna. According to legend, the king concealed twelve miracle weapons there. Each one by itself is capable of erasing major cities in the blink of an eye. One shudders to think what might happen if the Nazis got hold of even one of them. Waste no time and take on the identity of Colonel Grom! This shrewd old campaigner packs a ton of action with an extra dose of humor. What are you waiting for? Let those Third Reich henchmen have it! Features: More than 40 characters. Stunning graphics: innovative combination of 2D landscapes and 3D characters. Play up to 5 characters at once Movie-style. 3D sound effects. Over a dozen different weapons, from blunderbuss to machine gun. 7 chapters with almost 100 locations. More than 30 useable objects. Dynamic real-time combat with many strategic actions. Varied storyline with fantasy elements set against a historical background. Eliminate demons, monsters, and wizards inspired by Tibetan mythology. User-friendly interface and logical game play.
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