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Revision as of 23:54, 9 February 2019
The Escapists 2 is the sequel to The Escapists and the third game in the The Escapists series. The game was developed by Team17 and Mouldy Toof Studios and was released on PC, Xbox One, mobile phones, and PlayStation 4 on August 21st, 2017. It was released on Nintendo Switch on January 11th, 2018. The game has more detailed sprites and tiles, more ways to escape, more things to craft out of old toothbrushes and belly button fluff, a revised battle system, and more. The game launched with 10 prisons and an additional called The Glorious Regime, which came free if you pre-ordered. The Escapists 2 Is on Android/IOS Also the game is more optimized than the first game.
Features
But you can't get for free,
- Deeper character customization
- More prisons to escape
- More things to do
- Multiplayer (Co-op and Versus mode)
- New Items to craft
- Security Levels
- The statistiques doesn't go down with time
Maps
- Precinct 17 (Single-player tutorial map)
- Center Perks cuu0
- Cougar Creek Railroad
- Rattlesnake Springs
- K.A.P.O.W Camp
- H.M.S. Orca
- H.M.P Offshore
- Fort Tundra
- Air Force Con
- Area 17
- U.S.S. Anomaly
- The Glorious Regime (Free with Pre-order; now paid DLC)
- Wicked Ward (Halloween-themed DLC)
- Santa's Shakedown (Free Christmas-themed prison)
- Snow Way Out (Free Christmas-themed prison)
- Big Top Breakout (Circus-themed DLC)
- Dungeons And Duct Tape (Medieval-themed DLC)
Screenshots
ESRB
Rated T for Suggestive Themes and Violence.
This is a simulation game in which players must navigate their time in prison in order to find a means of escape. From a top-down perspective, players control a small figure through various aspects of prison life: meals, showers, searches, and violent encounters with guards and other inmates. Players can craft weapons from items (e.g., shivs, stun guns, whips) and are able to use tools (e.g., crowbars, brooms, pickaxes) to engage in melee combat with other characters. Prisoners can pummel each other to gain standing, resulting in dizzy-star effects above fallen opponents. Characters sometimes make suggestive comments while inmates are showering (e.g., “That guard's perving on you”; “We're no strangers to love”; “Caught you looking…”; “Not now, got a headache.”), Also, Some Mild Language Such As: "hell", etc.
-ESRB