Review:Back to the Dawn

Try to escape from prison through various methods after being wrongfully arrested.

Game

Back to the Dawn is an RPG/Escape game developed by Metal Head Games and published by Spiral Up Games. The game tells the story of two characters who, after their stories, are arrested and must escape. Focusing on Thomas, after reporting a corporate and government irregularity, he is caught red-handed (undercover) and taken to jail.

The game has several options and long dialogues

Throughout the game, the player must interact with other NPCs, whether through dialogue or by making friends (or even enemies). With several areas, the player must explore, work, and find subterfuges to find ever-increasing ways to escape.

This includes everything from exchanging items to fighting and various dialogues. We can also persuade certain characters, depending on our level, money, and other available stats in the game.

The player has several quests, as well as various character statuses (and some schedules for specific things, such as access to the recreation area)

My impressions

For those who enjoy the genre, and with a lot of dialogue and different ways of approaching the same problem, the game is a full plate

The game features several areas, such as the cafeteria, cells, and work and recreation areas, attempting to simulate parts of a real prison.

The game's complexity increases with each task you complete, as you'll have to deal with various personal problems, as well as those of other characters, to unfold the story and achieve your goal of escaping prison.

It's a very interesting game, packed with options.

Achievements

The game has a total of 46 achievements, many seeming to be part of the story itself, as they do not explain what needs to be done to achieve them.

Rating: 7.0/10.0