La Fuga

La Fuga (2019)

Genres:Adventure
Game modes:Single player
Story:Seven days to escape from prison, in this Spanish cult graphic adventure.
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Known as 'Fugitive' in English. I don't know why the release year is listed as 2019; MobyGames says 1996, presumably for the original Spanish release.
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