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Adam Cadre
December 31, 2001
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Adventure, IndieDevelopers
Adam CadreRelease Date
December 31, 2001 (23 years and 4 months ago)Franchises
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You are locked in a cell, a position that is not unfamiliar to you- it's one of the hazards of the job. You decided to try one last, big job, and now you are locked in the deepest, darkest dungeon of King Tyrak II. This time they seem to actually be taking your incarceration more seriously than usual. There also seems to be no intention of ever letting you out, even for a rigged trial, so you will need to take your escape very seriously.
Genres
Adventure, IndiePlatforms
Linux, PC (Microsoft Windows), MacDevelopers
Adam CadreRelease Date
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