Eksperyment Delfin

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Eksperyment Delfin is a point-and-click adventure where you play Agent Dino Szmit, hunting time criminals in a world where time travel is common. The story starts with you waking up after a botched jump through time, thrust into a mission to stop a Nazi plot spanning decades. You solve puzzles by shifting between locations and eras, using items from your inventory in creative ways. Conversations offer choice-based interactions, though dialogue is sparse compared to environmental storytelling. The game’s strength lies in its time-bending logic, fixing one problem might create another in a different year. Released in 1995 for DOS and Amiga, the game leans into late-90s adventure tropes with pixel-art visuals and a focus on logic puzzles. Its time-travel mechanic feels ahead of its platform’s curve, letting you manipulate chronology as both a tool and a hindrance. While not widely remembered today, it holds a niche following for blending historical intrigue with sci-fi twists.