criollita's scape

Name – Criollita’s Scape Criollita’s Scape: The Creole Potato That Refuses to Be Served Deep in the heart of a kitchen, under the constant threat of steam, blades, and shadows, a small golden heroine refuses to become the next ingredient. She’s not just any potato. She is Criollita, the Colombian papa criolla — a symbol of tradition, flavor, and resistance. And her story is just beginning. “Criollita’s Scape” is a video game created by Colombians who decided to turn this ancestral gem into the star of a grand adventure. It’s not just a game — it’s a tribute to the rural identity, our pre-Hispanic roots, and the value of what we grow with love. Level 1: In the Shadows of the Stove Criollita hides in the kitchen while the chef hunts her down with a flashlight, determined to catch her. She moves stealthily, dodging the light like someone escaping oblivion. She doesn’t want to be just another potato on the plate… she wants to tell her story. Every dark corner is hope. Every second, resistance. Level 2: The Climb in the Pot Now Criollita has fallen into the pot. The water boils, and all seems lost. But not yet. She climbs over carrots, garlic, and celery — companions from the Colombian countryside — in a desperate attempt to escape her fate. This level is not just a race against time: it’s a journey through the diversity of our land, a testament to the strength of Colombian agriculture. Level 3: On the Cutting Board, Facing the Blade There’s nowhere left to run. Criollita is on the chopping board, and the chef’s knife falls like an unrelenting bolt of lightning. But she dodges with agility, unwilling to be silenced. Every dodge is an act of courage. Every move, an act of memory. Here, at the edge of the end, she proves she’s not just an ingredient — she is a symbol. She is Criollita. 

Criollita’s Scape isn’t just a video game. It’s an experience that connects the player’s excitement with the soul of a country. It’s the story of a potato that represents millions of farmers, traditional cooks, and communities that still resist. It’s a reflection of who we are: small, but bursting with flavor. Because in Colombia, the papa criolla never gives up. She runs, jumps, and survives. And you… do you dare help her escape?