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Runaway: A Road Adventure
Pendulo Studios
July 5, 2001
Genres
Point-and-click, Puzzle, Role-playing (RPG), AdventureDevelopers
Pendulo StudiosRelease Date
July 5, 2001 (23 years and 11 months ago)Publishers
Dinamic Multimedia, FX InteractiveContent Rating
T Mild Violence, Use of Drugs, Suggestive Themes, Language, Blood and Gore
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Summary
Runaway: A Road Adventure is a point and click adventure game developed by Péndulo Studios, S.L. in 2001. The game follows the long tradition of two-dimensional adventure games like the first two installments of the Broken Sword series. It enjoyed immense popularity in countries like Germany and France, where the adventure genre is still popular.
Genres
Point-and-click, Puzzle, Role-playing (RPG), AdventurePlatforms
PC (Microsoft Windows)Developers
Pendulo StudiosRelease Date
July 5, 2001 (23 years and 11 months ago)Publishers
Dinamic Multimedia, FX InteractiveContent Rating
T Mild Violence, Use of Drugs, Suggestive Themes, Language, Blood and Gore
Franchises
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