In this update we focus on the movement system and some other features suggested by players on the forum. Changes: 1 - Control system; 2 - Skip game over scene; 3 - The game now has three audio channels that can be adjusted separately; 4 - User interface improvements; 5 - The controlle support is being tested. The current configuration should allow the player to move around and activate the level devices via the controller. We remind you that the system is definitely not ready yet and we invite everyone to leave feedback for improvement or change in the system; 6 - Correction of minor bugs. Did you like the changes? tell us in the forum discussions, your feedback is very important to improve the game! Best Regards
Interesting concept set in an engaging voxel art world. While dodging the surveillance lights, it really makes you wonder what is the protagonist running from.
The game has an Instigating theme, charming voxel graphics, and is challenging on the most advanced levels available. It's good for an early access version, I'm looking forward to play more levels!
[h1] Fun, Simple, Challenging! [/h1] [list] [*]Really cool little game that I would recommend you give a go. [*]It's very cheap with a small download. [*]Short (20-30 minutes) [*] Has potential with more levels to come [/list] If you're still unsure feel free to check out a little preview video I made on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL0pAatIlhc
Good game! Great and challenging idea. I really liked the graphics and the mechanics. Congrats to devs!
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Really fun and interesting game! A map editor for players to create levels would make this game INSANELY fun and add crazy replay value.
Simple but very fun concept. Still in early access, but it's a stealth with the potential to be a really cool game. Waiting for more levels and more challenges for her freedom!
The main reason this gets a positive review is because several of us complained about the control scheme, and the devs promptly changed it (in accordance with my recommended method/fixes! yay me!) Interesting little puzzle game - I'm sure there is more to come with one tricky timing bit on the last current level. RN it's so - so with little to zero story and some 'avoid the spotlight' puzzles, but it's mostly well implemented, so it gets a 'not negative' review. I've updated my review from neg to pos, based on the latest (1.09) update.
Fun little game. controls can be a bit frustrating at turning, but overall very playable! finished the game in 20 minutes. more levels coming .. lets hope so :)
Well I wouldn't particularly recommend this game, that's not to say its a bad game at all. It just didn't really stand out all that much, the only story that this game alludes to is the title itself. The gameplay is incredibly simple with it just being not entering the light spots. It could stand to add maybe some more puzzle like elements, the levers and switches could be doing a lot more if the dev/devs wanted to. The game looks good with the style it has, and the game is too short to say anything overstayed it's welcome. All together it wasn't bad, but it wasn't really all that great either.
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Freedom: How I Escaped costs $0.99.
Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS *: Windows 7 Processor: 2 GHz Dual Core Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: Integrated Graphics Storage: 500 MB available space Sound Card: Any Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Freedom: How I Escaped is available on Windows PC.
Freedom: How I Escaped has 84% positive reviews from 31 players.
Freedom: How I Escaped was released on Aug 14, 2020.
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