Hans Kloss

Disclaimer

This game is a fan-made project created purely for entertainment and historical appreciation.

The game includes depictions of historical symbols and themes related to World War II for the sake of authenticity and storytelling. These symbols are not included to promote or glorify any ideology but rather to reflect the historical setting.

We unequivocally condemn all forms of extremism, hate, and discrimination. This game is intended for historical and educational awareness, as well as entertainment, and does not endorse any political views.

Objectives

Hans Kloss is a secret agent on a mission to infiltrate a Nazi Germany bunker and recover the plans for the deadly V1 rocket.

About

This fan-made 16-bit-style 2D action-platformer is a modern reimagining of the classic game from the Atari and C64 era. More than just a remake, it stands as a heartfelt tribute to the creators of the original character from the iconic TV series Stawka większa niż życie. It honors the scriptwriters Zbigniew Safjan and Andrzej Szypulski, the actors Stanisław Mikulski (Hans Kloss) and Emil Karewicz (Hermann Brunner), and the composer Jerzy Matuszkiewicz, whose music helped bring the series to life.

The game also honors Dariusz Żołna, creator of the 1992 Hans Kloss game, fondly remembered by fans of early Polish gaming.

About original game from 1992

The game Hans Kloss was created in the early 90s for Atari 8-bit and Commodore 64 computers. The Atari version was programmed by Dariusz Żołna, with graphics by Sebastian Michna. The Commodore 64 version was developed by Janusz Dąbrowski, with graphics by Sebastian Michna and Dariusz Żołna. The music for both versions was composed by Daniel Kleczyński. The levels were designed by Bartek Gałązka. The game was released by LK Avalon.