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This is your own journey to the Underworld \u2013 the realm of the dead. This game is inspired by Greek mythology. You will live in the story of time travelling Chronos, the god of time. Explore the ancient forests of the Underworld. Build houses, dig tunnels and do research into ancient times.
\nExplore the lands and solve puzzles to progress through the game.
\nYou are the champion to save the hero!
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A superb soundtrack that has been created exclusively for the game.
\n\u2022 19 original tracks for the game created by members of the Black Hole Team.
\n\u2022 Easy to use skill trees to improve your Chronos\u2019 abilities.
\n\u2022 Multiple game endings.
\n\u2022 Heroes to save and the hero\u2019s story to follow.
\n\u2022 Freely roam the whole game map.
\n\u2022 Various mini-games for you to complete.
\n\u2022 Explore and interact with Chronos\u2019 friends.
\n\u2022 A highly customizable interface and graphics.
\n\u2022 Discover the game world in never before experienced ways.
\n\u2022 Over 40 minutes of adventure.
\n\u2022 A varied music style and unique, unique music tracks.
\n\u2022 Optimized for iPhone, iPod and iPad.
\n\u2022 iCloud support!<\/p>\n
What’s New in Version 2.4<\/p>\n
Unfortunately, this patch could not be created with the level editor because it would alter the \u201cPause Menu\u201d.
\nPlease update the game to v2.3.1.<\/p>\n
Exclusive Bonus Content available in the game for a limited time only! You must first download the game in order to access this content.<\/p>\n
Collectable Chapter Song Tiles \u2013 Hidden within the game, we\u2019ve hidden 4 song tiles on each level for you to find. However, you must start the game from chapter 1 in order to access them.<\/p>\n
Collectable Words \u2013 The word \u201cGAME\u201d is also hidden on each level throughout the game. Start the game from chapter 1 and travel to each chapter to find it. Each word tile can be found at the bottom left of each level.<\/p>\n
We\u2019ve written the game in Xcode, so we\u2019ve written a simple script to assist you with finding the word tiles and chapter song tiles.<\/p>\n
Hint: If you have an icon in your Game Center app, and you tap on the dots in the top right corner of your screen to view the hints, you can find all of the secret word tiles and chapter song tiles.<\/p>\n
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Chronos: Before the Ashes is a sci-fi horror adventure game set in a dystopian future where humans live in a slave state and time is measured and controlled by robotic machines called “timekeepers” (a riff of Deep Blue, the AI who beat Gary Kasparov at chess, a theme that ties into the root of our game’s name). The player takes on the role of Niccol\u00f2, the boy scout from the game’s story line. The player encounters characters with divergent backgrounds, from a timekeeper in a laboratory to a femme fatale who plans to overthrow the state with her followers. The game’s atmosphere is subtle, and challenges the player’s perception of the world around him. It tells you to trust your instincts and act as if the state is not currently aware of your movements. Features:
\n1. 19 quality tracks in the Soundtrack to Chronos: Before the Ashes.
\n2. Several planned features of the game, such as day\/night cycles, a health system, unique enemies and more.
\n3. Music as the main element of the game’s plot.
\n4. Full Screen mode.
\n5. Player Choice.
\n6. Light Music.
\n7. An Original New Soundtrack by Javier Oliva Mena (
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\nEnjoy the game and feedback would be appreciated!
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Chronos: Before the Ashes is a 2D Adventure\/Platformer Game about a messenger boy named Otus. As the game begins, Otus is faced with a dire prophecy, telling him to go on a quest to defeat four tyrannical gods, known as the Four Masters, and save the world from impending doom.As Otus sets out on his adventure, he is greeted by the Six Observers, guardians that are tasked with protecting the mighty city of Syrens from any attempts to destroy it, and keeping an eye on Otus and his quest.The four gods have set several prophecies in place to ensure that Otus makes it to his fate, and is only one of three chosen to fulfill it.Gods, the four minions of the gods, and the brave warrior Vulcan set to battle with Otus on the path to the Four Masters.Get a taste of Before the Ashes Soundtrack here: www.youtube.com\/channel\/UCsSe-FpAz1BbKy3_5OBA4xA
\n“There’s more to come!”
\nChronos: Before the Ashes was created by:
\n* Jed Boudrie.
\n– Voice (Otus) Sound, and Gameplay.
\n* Jory Niven (JN)
\n– Graphic Design, Sound Design, Writing, Music.
\n* Neil Stepp.
\n-Voice (The Dragon).
\nHelpful Links\/Sources:
\n* Useful Links, References, and Sources:
\n* The Official Chronos Website:
\n* Game Channels on Youtube:
\nYoutube.com\/channel\/UCsSe-FpAz1BbKy3_5OBA4xA
\n“And so, I warn you all, for I am much to blame, for all of this evil has come upon the land. Beware the rising dawn, for we are all numbered now.”
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\nChronos: Before the Ashes Soundtrack is a soundtrack composed by David Hirschfelder to the English drama film Chronos released in 2001. The film stars Daniel Craig and Liam Neeson and bears a similarity to The Usual Suspects in its story line. It was released on January 26, 2001.<\/p>\n
The soundtrack begins with composer David Hirschfelder\u2019s first piece of music for the film. Whilst the world of Chronos seems to be at a standstill, William Wilson (Liam Neeson) seizes the opportunity to make his debut as a collector of rare books. Over the course of his career, he purchases rare books written by famous authors, including Charles Dickens and H.G. Wells.<\/p>\n
The film tracks the story of an aspiring and successful collector\u2019s own genesis by assigning a prominent theme to the debut novel by each significant author. In Chronos, the story is told in flashbacks, with each book serving as an introduction to the story of its author in turn. Using musically equivalent titles, the music of each author reflects the themes of the novel within the narration.<\/p>\n
The soundtrack contains original music performed by an orchestra of 29 musicians and additional layers of sampling and digital effects performed by David Hirschfelder.<\/p>\n
Production background<\/p>\n
Chronos was written by Jim Whitaker and Steve Shill. Filmed in Copenhagen (Denmark) and Barcelona (Spain) in 2000, it was produced by Roger Birnbaum, Babak Anvari and David Nutter, and was distributed in the US by Lions Gate Films.<\/p>\n
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Lyrics (with lyrics provided by Alun Woodward)<\/p>\n
“Introduction”, H.G. Wells (1905) (1:17)<\/p>\n
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“Introduction”, Anton Tchelitchev (1855) (1:48)<\/p>\n
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