I was either tasked with battering a misbehaving prisoner or hunting down materials to craft specific tools. Completing favours for others is a big part of The Escapists 2, so it’s unfortunate that so many of the tasks are pedestrian. Dropping by the canteen or attending roll-call each day also provides an opportunity to accept quests from fellow prisoners, while kissing up to guards with a bribe or two. Completing tasks given by superiors to avoid suspicion is critical as you plan your escape. Experimenting with each new stage is a delight, and discovering its inner workings is a worthwhile challenge that, sadly, stumbles into tedium on occasion.Īfter being hurled into a cell, you’ll be a regular part of prison life. Every prison is cleverly designed with its own distinctive style and layout, whether it be a futuristic space station or a sun-drenched desert wasteland. Pick from an assortment of maps and you’ll be drafted into a new facility by the warden and his subordinates. The sole objective in The Escapists 2 is to, well, escape. The Escapists 2 offers you a chance to escape this life in a goofy prison simulator, where your job is to walk away unnoticed by any means necessary – even if it means starting a fight, or literally digging your way to freedom. Every day is the same, following a strict routine with a mandatory curfew that confines you to a claustrophobic cell, with only your own thoughts as company.
Your every movement is scrutinised by guards and hounds ready to pounce.
#THE ESCAPISTS 2 PS4 REVIEW PC#
Available on Nintendo Switch (version tested), PS4, Xbox One, PC and Mac.
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