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Prison Break ticks the technical boxes but fails to find the spark of game play to really make it sing. You need a big love of the series to carry you through this game.

Prison Break: Conspiracy kicked off with a well realized cut scene taking place during the bus ride into Fox River State Penitentiary. From there though, almost everything else that happened felt like a badly executed attempt to include too many genres and mechanics, leaving me unable to enjoy large sections of the game.
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Prison Break: The Conspiracy had so much to draw upon to concern and thrill the sensitive player. But the more I considered things here the less I found. The constricted and lawlessness of prison life that both unsettled and intrigued me simply wasn't recreated here.

I was surprised to find that at first I quite liked Prison Break: The Conspiracy. I went into it with very low expectations, idly switching my console on while rather tired, but the early stages were quite fun. I enjoyed watching the first season of Prison Break so experiencing the Fox River prison within a game was an intriguing premise. Returning to it with a clear head though, I realised this was quite a mundane game.
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