Path Out is an adventure game that’s heavily based on a storyline you’ll find very entertaining and narrated to near-perfection. It’s that good.
It plays like a JRPG with a lot of dialogue and backstory. You play as Abdullah Karam. You’re a Syrian that escaped a civil war and now you’re embarking on your own adventure.
The game is very well-written in dialogue.
There’s humor, paradoxical scenarios, and a lot of unexpected surprises as well. The game takes place in episodes, and this is the very first chapter.
You get to relive Abdullah’s life before the war and why he ended up in the war. Without spoiling too much of the game, you’ll see that it’s professionally written and goes into great detail.
The game is based on actual events that have occurred and you get to travel to environments such as war-torn Syria.
The artwork is simply gorgeous. 16-bit pixel art with a touch of Syrian art that’s just stunning.
Pair it with electronica neo-orchestra music and you have a very immersive experience.
The game also has commentary done by Abdullah as a narrator.
Path Out is clever, straightforward, funny, and witty. Any adventure-minded gamer will appreciate the fresh take on the genre.
It stands out from the sea of other half-ass RPG games out there and is definitely worth a play through.
- Immersive experience
- Well-written humor and dialogue
- Stunning pixel art
- Awesome soundtrack
- A gem in the rough of indie RPGs
- You’ll be waiting for episode two
(Via Developer Page.)
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