Kronos Digital Entertainment
Kronos Digital Entertainment was an American video game developer, who also created computer animations, for example, for television. The company was founded in 1993 was based in Pasadena, California, and was especially known for the two Fear Effect games for Sony's PlayStation. The first release for the then new PlayStation, the Beat'em Up Criticom, was developed according to President Stanley Liu in just four months for the publisher Vik Tokai. Although the incorporation alone would have taken for the programmer new PlayStation hardware this time, but Vik Tokai offered enough money, so the game was produced in spite of lack of time. The result was considerable technical and playful shortcomings and negative as a result of reviews of the trade press. The most well-known development for the PC platform is the interactive horror adventure game Phantasmagoria. With the setting of the third Fear Effect game ended and the commitment of the company in gaming.