AR-K: The Great Escape
- July 14, 2015
- GATO STUDIO
The Great Escape is proof that the AR-K series has the potential to get better as it progresses. The graphics and voice acting are a step up, but it’s the story that has improved by leaps and bounds. Not only does it make more sense now, but it is the most persuasive argument for getting you to try the game in the first place.
Get on SteamIn "AR-K: The Great Escape," players navigate a 3D pixel art world as protagonist Alicia Vanvolio, a journalist and amateur detective. After being trapped on a mysterious floating city, Alicia must solve puzzles and interrogate characters to uncover conspiracies and make her escape. This final installment of the AR-K series offers a satisfying conclusion to the engaging story.
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- story92 mentions
- 38 % positive mentions
- 62 % neutral mentions
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- graphics36 mentions
- 25 % positive mentions
- 75 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
- gameplay28 mentions
- 29 % positive mentions
- 71 % neutral mentions
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- funny22 mentions
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- character development4 mentions
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- stability4 mentions
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- music2 mentions
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Critic Reviews
Try not to judge the book by its cover -- AR-K: The Great Escape review
The Great Escape is proof that the AR-K series has the potential to get better as it progresses. The graphics and voice acting are a step up, but it’s the story that has improved by leaps and bounds. Not only does it make more sense now, but it is the most persuasive argument for getting you to try the game in the first place.
75%Try not to judge the book by its cover -- AR-K: The Great Escape review
The Great Escape is proof that the AR-K series has the potential to get better as it progresses. The graphics and voice acting are a step up, but it’s the story that has improved by leaps and bounds. Not only does it make more sense now, but it is the most persuasive argument for getting you to try the game in the first place.
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