A Way Out is one of the best co-op action adventures in the history of the video game industry. Created by the Hazelight studio responsible for the rather distinctive and successful Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons project, the game skillfully exploits the SplitScreen mode and literally forces two players to act as smoothly as possible, listen to each other and be a real team.
This time, players will have to plunge not into a fairy-tale universe, but into a very real, dangerous place called “prison”, and escape from there. Escape is impossible without well-coordinated teamwork. On this idea, and built the entire passage.
This is the story of two diametrically opposed personalities who would not cross under any circumstances in the "freedom", but fate is an insidious and unpredictable aunt. Each of them is a criminal, but in different fields of activity. Leo, for example, being a good family man, went to jail for smuggling. Vincent is a lone wolf, ferocious and brutal. He was imprisoned for a murder that he may not have committed.
In the process of getting to know each other and “grinding” to each other, it turns out that both guys ended up on the other side of freedom through the fault of one mutual friend, whom they decide to take revenge at all costs. Now the comrades understand that a bullet will not fly into the forehead of the offender by itself, so they are contemplating an escape plan. Its implementation is based on well-coordinated and coordinated actions. For example, in order to leave the cells, one gamer must "stand on the lookout" while the second systematically picks the wall in order to make a passage.