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Escape from Colditz

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Wikipedia-Article "Escape from Colditz"

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Title screen.
Our Polish prisoner is tired, and rests in the Polish HQ.
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Our Polish prisoner is tired, and rests in the Polish HQ.
Our French prisoner is in the courtyard, out for some exercise.
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Our French prisoner is in the courtyard, out for some exercise.

Escape from Colditz is a game based on the former POW camp at Colditz Castle in Germany during World War II.

The original game is a board game produced by Parker Brothers.

A computer game was also produced, based on the board game. It was a graphical Action and Adventure game from 1991, by Digital Magic, for the Amiga platform. Four prisoners; British, French, American and Polish, are about to try to escape from the Colditz Castle.

It is played with a combination of joystick and keyboard, whereby the player controls the four prisoners, one at a time, switching between them freely using the F1-F4 keys.

Guards patrol most zones of the prison day and night. There are curfews and there are calls for recounting the prisoners in the courtyard. Violating them would mean getting arrested into solitary cells; resisting would mean getting killed by the guards, which are quite skilled with guns.

Cheats

Type those in-game:

  • die die die - To get all guards to die.
  • Keymaster - To obtain all keys.
  • i want everything - To obtain all items.
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