Freekscape: Escape from Hell
Release Date: April 8, 2010
An intriguing platformer in which as a small demon we try to leave hell and get to Heaven. Our hero is armed with a holy trident capable of turning opponents into useful items. The game has three-dimensional graphics, but the action is observed from a 2D perspective.
Freekscape: Escape from Hell was developed as part of the PSP Minis service and is an old-fashioned platform in a quite original style.
The main character of the production is a young demon Freek, who accidentally finds a holy trident on his way. Under his influence, the character decides to leave hell and go to the heavenly land of happiness and peace. The wandering of an atypical hero forces him to overcome fifteen different levels.
Players watch the action from a 2D perspective, although the levels are built in three dimensions. What distinguishes Freekscape: Escape from Hell from other platformers are the capabilities of the trident and the entire production environment. The main character can use magic weapons to turn enemies into useful items such as a pogo stick or a mini circular saw. An additional difficulty in the fight against opponents is the need to read out their feelings after facial expressions. Depending on the mood, the characters you meet may want to help or hurt the hero.
Freekscape: Escape from Hell is built in a specific style, which is characterized by unusual humour and twisted designs of levels and characters. In terms of binding, the production stands out from other titles offered by PSP Minis, thanks to the extensive levels, detailed graphics and atmospheric soundtrack.
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Last updated on August 14, 2015
Freekscape: Escape from Hell Summary
Freekscape: Escape from Hell System Requirements
PlayStation Portable
Supports: PlayStation Network additionally (PSP): minis