Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Warfare
Path Out is is an autobiographical narrative adventure, that allows the players to follow the journey of Abdullah Karam, a young Syrian artist that escaped the civil war in 2014. Experience Abdullah's story, from his everyday life before to war to his dramatic travels through Syria's war torn countryside.
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Earnest, grave, contemporary and classical in form.
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God is a GeekChris WhiteNov 20177/10Tackling a topic like Syria is difficult, but not when it's created by a refugee of the civil war. Abdullah Karam tells his story with surprising humour, and while that doesn't always work, it still results in the beginnings of a unique war story.
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COGconnectedOlivia FalkNov 201737/100_________________________ “In the end, Path Out accomplishes what it set out to do. The problem is that it ends up feeling too shallow and disjointed to be emotionally resonant.
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