Adventure Game Escape Plan

Stages show the prison and outdoor grounds from above. The player draws a route before movement, and the inmate then follows that line automatically. Trees and barriers restrict space, while cameras, lasers, and guards with lights have detection ranges or repeating cycles. The shortest line is not safe when it crosses a search area. Watch one complete patrol cycle before drawing: note where a guard turns, the edge of a camera sweep, and how long a blinking laser remains inactive. Do not place corners directly against a danger boundary because both the character and detection area have width. A longer path behind cover is often more reliable than squeezing between two moving hazards. Once execution begins, correction is limited, so the route must account for entry timing and a safe area after each crossing. For a blinking laser, enter only after its inactive window begins and confirm that the entire character can leave before it returns. Where a camera sweep overlaps a guard's light, the crossing must be safe for both hazards at the same time. A failed route does not always need a complete redraw. Find the first point where detection occurred, add more clearance, or change the timing of that segment while preserving earlier safe sections. Trees and barriers can define useful covered paths as well as block movement. Draw fully behind the cover and avoid leaving it directly into the next cone of light.