Paranoia (video game)
Paranoia! | |
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The Paranoia logo on the cover. | |
Developer(s) | Phoenix Arts |
Publisher(s) | Vision, MEC |
Platform(s) | DOS |
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Genre(s) | RTS, Science fiction |
Mode(s) | Single-player, Multi-player |
Paranoia! (or Paranoia) is a Czech conquest science fiction video game and a clone of Dune II. It was developed by Phoenix Arts in 1995 and distributed by Vision and later by MEC. It is the first Czech RTS.[1][2][3]
Story
The game's story is set in 2673 in Beretta solar system on the planet Paranoia, where the Aponids war has continued for four years. The war began over one of the barren planet's few plants, the hopsinka, which has special powers. The player commands the Terrans, the native population, and strives to reclaim their territories.[4]
References
- ↑ Slováček, Petr (March 1996). "Paranoia: Dune II po stém a prvním způsobu" [Paranoia: in the manner of Dune II, for the 101 time]. Excalibur (in Czech) (Prague: Martin Ludvík) 53: 77.
- ↑ Anastasov, Andrejet i the point? (August 1995). "Paranoia" [Paranoia]. Score (in Czech) (Prague: Omega Publishing Group) 20 (2): 31.
- ↑ Stano Maroš (MAROSH), Ivan Liška (Ivo Ninja) (November 1995). "Paranoia!" [Paranoia!]. Riki (in Slovak) (Bratislava: Richard Pintér) 14 (2): 14.
- ↑ Kiriloviczová, Alena (2002-07-10). "Paranoia - česká Duna 2" [Paranoia - Czech Dune 2]. Plné hry.cz (in Czech). MAFRA.
- Zach, Ondřej (2000-02-09). "Česká herní scéna 5/2000: Historie českých her" [Czech game scene 5/2000: History of Czech games]. hrej.cz (in Czech). Seznam. Archived from the original on August 13, 2007. Retrieved 2016-04-19.
- Bedla (1995-09-24). "Paranoia!: Duna dvě" [Paranoia!: Dune two]. Pařeniště (in Czech) 10: 28–30.
- "Historie vývoje počítačových her (78. část – strategické a taktické hry probíhající v reálném čase III)" [History of development of computer games (part 78 - strategy and tactic games in real time]. Root.cz (in Czech). 2013-05-16. Retrieved 2016-04-19.
- Hujka, Petr (October 1995). "Paranoia" [Paranoia]. Engine (in Czech) 10: 34.
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