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             --|  Ge   |    |-------------------
               |   ____|__  |  The Games and
               |  |       |_|  Other things of
               |__|   lf  |    Gerolf's :-)
             -----|   |   |---------------------
                  |___|___|    A STOLEN LOGO!


ENDING

You've destroyed Castle Lost. The final HQ for the remnants of the SS. Congratulations! Now that the SS have few officers, fewer guards, and are very disorganized, Hitler is now in a highly vulnerable position. If only you knew where the bastard was hiding, you'd kill him yourself.. But that's another story, right? You have a strange feeling in your stomach that Himmler is still alive though, and that the SS are planning a counterattack on you with all that they've got, and more... 
You just can't believe that you've really destroyed the SS, but your superiors state otherwise, so only time will tell..

Thanks for playing SS: Castle Lost! Stay tuned for my future projects:

- SS 2 (In planning stages)
- Grabendolch (In development)
- And much more to come!

and also stay tuned for ThunderEnema's "Beyond the Grave" a game I've been doing a lot of artwork for!



PRODUCT SUPPORT

Feel free to contact me by email:

herrgerolf@live.com

I'm always online somehow, so replies should be very quick! 
Also, I'm always looking for someone to work with, 
just putting that out there ;)


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