Prisoner of War (2002)
Genres:Adventure
Themes:Action, Stealth
Game modes:Single player
Story:Prisoner of War captures the intrigue, danger and heroism of Allied escape attempts from prisoner of war camps during World War II, including Colditz - the Germans highest security "escape-proof" camp. Gameplay delivers a tense 3rd person stealth adventure game where bravery, stealth and cunning will win the day.Show more
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Great third person stealth game with great atmosphere about escaping a POW prison during WWII. Very interesting mechanics never seing again, it is also challenging and it has aged pretty well because there is nothing similar to this game. There was a console and PC version both great and it is definitely a good old game not available anywhere.
I used to play it when i was kid, and i grew up and had memories of the game but couldnt find it anywhere and didnt even knew the name untill a few days ago this is defo a game that should be added to Good Old Games.
Man I loved this game back then, I never got to finish it tho, just the thought of playing it again makes it so exciting again, hope they bring this unique gaming masterpiece again.
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