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Runaway: A Road Adventure
Released On: Aug 28, 2003
7.5
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User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 85 User Ratings
7.5
58% Positive
49 Ratings
49 Ratings
33% Mixed
28 Ratings
28 Ratings
9% Negative
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 85 User Ratings
7.5
58% Positive
49 Ratings
49 Ratings
33% Mixed
28 Ratings
28 Ratings
9% Negative
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
Nice story,great characters, Great game for point-and-click enthusiasts. Very funny in some moments, the puzzle can be challenging. Final point, the graphics are great for its time. Worth buying.
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Another classic of graphic point and click adventures. Intriguing story, charismatic characters with hints of humor and crazy puzzle solving. Mandatory for lovers of the genre.
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Good Adventure, but i will not suggest it to new players who should look for more friendly staples.
The story is somewhat strained in the beginning, but past chapter 1 it gets better, and the ending actually remedies the lopsided start.
The puzzles are ok for the most part, some are believable, others - well, you gotta stretch your imagination and bend the rules a bit to count them valid puzzles. The main problem is the intentional item hiding on the designer's side. Terrible pixel hunting. Sometimes the protagonist enters an area and covers the item which is already hard to spot by default. I mean, Dev's, this game is oldish, i get it - but why would you hide things from the player in an Adventure genre? Why?
I played all 3 games of the series. The last implementation is the best and resolves pretty much all my complains for the first two parts.
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As a point-and-click lover, I really enjoy playing Runaway. The scenario and the universe are nice and the characters are very funny; going back and forth to try to solve enigmas is a challenge I am never tired to take.
To me Runaway just has one default: some puzzles are difficult to solve, not because they require you to be very intelligent or to think a lot, but rather because the solutions are quite harebrained. I have found myself in situations where I had literaly no clue what to do, and just started trying all possibles interactions between pairs of objects, only to find one that was magically working in a way I would have never thought of. This kind of situation can be quite frustrating.
But overall, I really enjoy the atmosphere and the puzzles of the game. If you like point-and-click, you have to play Runaway.
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Most of the game time was spent in either (a) watching my toon take incredibly long walks across the screen or (b) watching incredibly long and uninteresting cut-scene sequences which could not be bypassed...
This game motivated me to create an account and write a review. Which is saying something. I have never been so annoyed with a game. I don't think I laughed once, so if humor was intended it missed widely. The dialogue was about three times as much as necessary.
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Summary New York...Without knowing how or why, Brian, a student on the verge of graduating from college, is attacked by Mafia gangsters. During his desperate getaway, in the company of a mysterious striptease dancer, he ends up meeting a wide range of unusual characters. But which ones are trying to help him and which ones are planning to blow h...
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for Teen
Platforms:
- PC
- iOS (iPhone/iPad)
Initial Release Date: Aug 28, 2003
Developer:
- Pendulo Studios
Publisher: Tri Synergy
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