Escape to Freedom
| Escape to Freedom | |
|---|---|
| Game | |
| Published | 1989 |
| Credits | |
| Author | Mario Moeller |
| Publisher | TBA |
| Gameplay | |
| Interaction style |  Parser |
| Literary genre |  Adventure |
| Language | English |
| Cruelty scale | Cruel |
| Accessibility | Colour: none. Graphics: none. Sound: none. |
| Technical details | |
| Authoring system | The Quill |
| System | Commodore 64 |
| License | Former commercial |
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How it begins
You are the pilot of a World War II bomber, returning to your home base for refuelling. Passing over the enemy territory, you experience a sudden jolt and notice a trail of flame and smoke following your plane. You've been hit! You make a desperate lunge for the controls in an effort to stabilize the rocking aircraft. Your worst fears are realized when that horrible sinking feeling makes itself present. Wrestling with the controls seems futile as the plane descends farther and farther.
You eventually smash into the ground in a smoking heap. The plane - what's left of it - is damaged beyond repair, including the radio. You are miraculously unhurt except for several aching bruises.
It's now up to you to ESCAPE the enemy territory and make it back to your home country. Use all of your logic and cunning, as out there you don't get second chances.
Versions
Initial Release
Date: 1989
- Escape to Freedom (Mario Moeller; 1989; Commodore 64). Download.
ADRIFT 4 port
Date: 2005
- Escape to Freedom (porter: Richard Otter; 2005; ADRIFT 4). Download.
Links
- Escape to Freedom page
- Escape to Freedom (archived) - at Baf's Guide.
Date: 1989
Date: 2005