His mother has died inside his own bunker, and he is searching for a mysterious man in a photograph that his mother refused to talk about, but who she was apparently very close with. You play a young boy named Szymon who is entering this bunker to explore it long after all the combat has died down and everyone is either dead or moved on (mostly dead). There are pitched battles and lots of people die, though the Polish forces are eventually victorious, facts you learn while you adventure in a kind of “found footage” type of environment.
Okay, so kind of stupid on that last part, but just go with it.Īnyway, in Paradise Lost the Polish resistance learns about the plan and infiltrates one of the biggest bunkers before the missiles launch. The survivors are charged with making new weapons (nuclear and conventional) while they are down there, and then emerging after 15 years to launch a surprise attack to finally defeat the allies. Secretly, they put a lot of their people into sprawling bunkers so they would be safe from the nuclear fallout. When the allied forces of Russia, the United States and Great Britain finally put Germany on the ropes, the Nazi’s respond by launching a nuclear strike which pretty much stops the allied armies, but also nukes themselves in the process.īut they have a plan, although a pretty hairbrained one, even compared with traditional Nazi schemes. It all went haywire in World War II, which was still being fought in the 1960s. It’s 1980, but the universe you are playing in is vastly different than the world we know today. The plot of the game is pretty imaginative. Many of the errors, especially when combined, make Paradise Lost almost unplayable.Īnd that is too bad because I was really looking forward to this one. However, there are more bugs and errors in Paradise Lost that I have ever seen on a fully-released game on the Steam platform. Had everything been done well, it might have proved to be a rewarding and even an emotional experience. Paradise Lost is an ironically perfect title for this game.
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