Path Out reviews

Good job. Make this a full game and try to tell everything as detailed as possible. People need to be educated on this subject.

It's just the worst Game I've played. What Is he speaking for? I don't want to look at your Face playing. stupid!

Very touching game! Absolutely worth playing, just the control is a bit weird and it's pretty short but otherwise as said very good!!

My feelings..... they hurt...... Nice and different kind of storytelling. Good sence of humor. Glad you made it Abdullah. (Sorry for letting you die several times)

An interesting story to take into account, with a duration of no more than 1 hour I recommend if you want to "listen" a personal experience of someone who is just wanting to share his story with people

The Truth, it gets you on paper, tells the story very well and you really feel that fear and tension. A pity that is so short the chapter, no more than 1H. A Spanish translation Would Be appreciated. Waiting For more chapters with desire.

Great personal Play. Entertaining and charming. Abdullah Karam is very sympathetic and brings his Experience Of escape from Syria to an impressive one. Unfortunately, the first Part has only a close Playing Time, but the Story would be expandable.

Wonderful, there's no other way to describe it. It Really made me feel the story. The video Comments They added are a very good detail, I'm glad I played this game and I hope many more people play it to make it really famous:)

Moving story. The commentary contributes a lot to the game, it helps you to understand the horrible things so many people have to go through just to get moved from place to place and get rejected here in europe. I love the music, it's sad but still beautiful in a way, it adds a lot to the atmosphere of the game. Looking forward to the next parts!

I played the whole thing at Gamescom and I was impressed. This is a truly sincere and unique autobiographical game about a boy who had to flee his country to escape war, and this fact alone makes it very hard for me to describe the game. So I'll just say that if you're interested in games as a medium to convey something meaningful and related to the real world, or if you're just interested in knowing about Syria or the story of Abdullah, go ahead and play. It's free, it's short, and it's authentic. As a side note, I'll also mention that I had the opportunity to talk with the developers at Gamescom, and they're awesome. Wish them the best.