The Great Escape is an isometric action-adventure game. Controlling a prisoner of war in a German camp, your goal is to break out undetected. There are numerous ways to freedom - back doors, cracked fences, even underground tunnels. However, you have to plan your escape while obeying the strict rules of the camp.
Captured, but not defeated, you are being held in the notorious Heldentod camp. This small, converted castle in the middle of nowhere will be your home for the rest of the war; unless you can escape to rejoin the Allied Armies. Planning, patience, skill, and courage will be necessary as you gather your resources, make your plans, and finally, make your great escape.
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| Langue | Interface | Audio complet | Sous-titres |
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| Anglais |
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Extremly dissapointed Blatant cash grab, very little was actually done, basically they added a few lines to a dosbox config and released it. I would of been more than happy if they had configured dosbox corretly, but they obviously did not. The game is in the wrong colours, it's using the CGA Mode 4 Palette 0 high intensity colours, which is completly wrong. It should be using CGA Mode 4 Palette 1 high intensity colours. So before I could even play the game I had to spend time sorting this out this glaring Issue. It's like watching your favourite movie with all the colours inverted, extremely annoying. I still love this game, I still have my original Dos, Spectrum and C64 versions of this game. Unfortunately I cannot recommend it due to a sloppy release by lazy developers. What it should look like
As a prisoner of war in a German prison camp in 1942, you plan and execute an escape while evading guards ✅The daily routine, muster points, meals, exercises, and inspections are all crucial to the gameplay ✅Freedom to solve a problem means the game offers several escape routes and different solutions ✅It requires planning and observation; you have to learn the guards' behavior and prepare your escape step by step ❌The graphics in this game are terrible ❌The game lacks clear instructions; it doesn't directly tell you what to do ❌The controls are poor ❌A lot of trial and error ,discovering solutions may require repeating the same steps multiple times ❌❌Verdict: Terrible , Bad , Mediocre , Decent , Good , Very Good (Rating scale for short games, retro indie simulator games, and similar) If you'd like to see more of my reviews, you can find them on my curator page:CuratorKingViking and
This game is way too old for my liking.
The Great Escape is one of those games you might play out of curiosity or nostalgia, but it’s definitely not for everyone. Based on the famous 1963 war film, this 8-bit game was first released in the 1980s, and it shows. It’s a time capsule from an era when gaming was more about imagination and patience than polished graphics or fluid mechanics. If you didn’t grow up with games like this, it might feel more like a history lesson than entertainment. Gameplay You play as an unnamed prisoner trying to escape from a World War II POW camp. The gameplay revolves around daily routines—roll call, meals, and chores—while you secretly work on your escape plan. This might sound exciting, but the execution feels slow by modern standards. There’s some tension as you sneak around, avoiding guards and piecing together escape tools, but it can get repetitive. Back in the day, this was a clever mix of s
Thumbs up for the nostalgia
Completely awful When I saw The Great Escape coming to Steam it brought back memories for me from when I was younger, the time I spent on this game and I loved it. This version is just copied over and is untouched, if you want to play the great escape then play the original version. This is complete junk and these "developers" don't have a clue how to develop. My Score 0/10
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