Critical hit Punchall Nazis takes place in the early days of World War II and combines high adventure with cosmic horror.

Alt dates, locations, and historical events are thrown out the window in order to create a fun story.

So don't put too much thought into historical

inaccuracies. All accents are done poorly, but with love, and no disrespect is

intended. Oh, the one. You have left Paris on a military transport. In this case it is not a British

military transport plane. It is an American plane that has been moving supplies from America

into France and Belgium and places where they think that they can help you. This is probably a good thing

that you are on an American plane because this way it shouldn't draw too much

attention as opposed to a British plane landing in the United States.

There are some interesting looks from the military personnel

because your dress is definitely not military.

You're all wearing civilian clothes and you are bringing bundles of things

with you and no one is allowed to look at them. In this case this is all of your guns and weaponry that you've been using.

So Blisko you still have the foe seekers, sawed off shotguns, all that kind of stuff.

It's also interesting that, you know, why is an American coming back from Europe instead of staying

and doing something in Europe?

So you do get some weird looks from some of the American

personnel that are on the airplane as you're flying back and the path to America is not straight across. It's not like you fly from Paris all the way across to

North Carolina or something like that. You actually take a bit of an arc. So you leave Paris, you touch down briefly in England to

refuel, and then again you touch down in Iceland, and then once more in Nova Scotia but at the time that you are

over the air in Nova Scotia the pilot comes back you're all sitting in on chairs and, you know,

hammock if you want to stretch one out.

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