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Also known as Mortyr: 2093-1944

Mortyr 2093-1944, also known as simply Mortyr, is a first-person shooter computer game published by Interplay and developed by Polish developer Mirage Media and released in 1999. One of the earlier Polish developed first-person shooters for Microsoft Windows, the game follows a son of a scientist transported back in time to World War II to avert the Axis victory and features levels set both in World War II and the future. The game received unfavorable reviews at its launch, with the game garnering some positive coverage from the Polish video game press and widely panned abroad.

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Released
1999-06-01
User rating
3.88 / 5
Genres
Shooter, Action
Platforms
PC

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The Nazis won World War II with technology from the future and now the future is paying for it with deadly electrical storms. You are a renegade mercenary sent back to World War II Germany to stop the weapon being built and therefore save the future.

Released
1999
Genres
Shooter
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Game modes
Single player
Developer
Mirage Interactive
Publisher
Midas Interactive Entertainment, Interplay

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Mortyr 2093-1944, also known as simply Mortyr, is a first-person shooter computer game published by Interplay and developed by Polish developer Mirage Media and released in 1999. One of the earlier Polish developed first-person shooters for Microsoft Windows, the game follows a son of a scientist transported back in time to World War II to avert the Axis victory and features levels set both in World War II and the future. The game received unfavorable reviews at its launch, with the game garnering some positive coverage from the Polish video game press and widely panned abroad.

A sequel for the game, entitled Mortyr II, was released in 2004, five years after the original game.

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