Yesterday, Mouldy Toof released the latest DLC for their prison escape simulator, The Escapists 2. Titled "Dungeons and Duct Tape," the newest jail from which you'll have to escape has a medieval theme to it, including a jaunty feathered cap!
Breaking out of prison can't be that hard, right? All you've got to do is grease a few officers' palms, hatch a plan with your closest incarcerated buddies, and create tools out of nothing. I suppose you also have to work out patrol patterns, subtly lay out the groundwork for your escape route, ensure your clandestine meetings aren't discovered by guards... okay, so maybe it's a little hard.
Mouldy Toof and Team17 are getting into the Christmas spirit by releasing some new DLC for The Escapists 2 by putting you into a Christmas-themed prison from which you must escape. It also looks like you and your fellow inmates have to wear some elf hats and make things... Hmm....
The Escapists 2 got an early release on the PC and is available to play now. The PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One versions will be out tomorrow, and the Switch version is still TBA. That's not all. Mouldy Toof Studios figured they'd toss one last challenge everyone's way. Sure, you can escape from an ordinary prison, maybe even a prison in space, but can you rise to the levels of Nic Cage and escape from an airplane?!
The sequel to one of the most popular (if not only) prison escaping sims on the market, The Escapists 2 will feature new prison levels set in space. If that doesn’t whet your appetite for attempting to escape intergalactic prison systems with your closest friends, I don’t know what will.
Last night the Co-Opticrew had to serve hard time. Locked up in a virtual prison our crew was tasked with escaping the man, because, well...we didn't do it! We're innocent. The Escapists 2 is the sequel to the wildly popular game from developer Mouldy Toof Studios and published by Team 17. The series now has co-op and with it comes all the antics and strategy that playing with your friends brings.
The original The Escapist was a great game, but lacked a certain something . . . co-op! This is rectified in the upcoming The Escapists 2 as up to 4 players can use drop in online/offline co-op to help each other break free from the Clink. To celebrate the release date of August 22nd, a new trailer has been released.
Getting out of prison isn't easy, that's why you need some buddies to help you dig that tunnel, or build that ramp made out of paper napkins and spit, or act as a distraction so you can swipe a guard's keys. We've known for some time that The Escapists 2 would allow up to four players to team up, and now we finally get to ...
The sequel to the hit prison life/escape simulator, The Escapists 2, is still tunneling its way to sweet freedom/release this year. In the latest trailer, publisher Team17 is showing off a new prison from which you and your friends can attempt to bust out. As if the name alone (Rattlesnake Springs) didn't tip you off, this new "big ho...
You ever think that humanity wasn't meant to be cooped up in a cage, man? We're, like, supposed to be free. To roam the wild. To eat whatever we want. To craft makeshift weapons out of household items. You squares lock us up, and we'll just keep finding ways to really live our lives. At least, that's what I've learned from The Escapists 2, anyway.
One of the big hits amongst Twitch streamers these past couple years was the prison simulator, The Escapists. Something about watching people craft shivs out of toothbrushes and then use them on inmates just draws a crowd. During this year's TwitchCon, developer Mouldy Toof announced a sequel, The Escapists 2, is in the works and this time you could play with friends.
