The Escapists 2 works well enough on the PS4 controller but certainly wasn't designed for it. Unlike a true prisoner, I could escape by pausing or turning off the game. The game remains mostly engaging, but there were times when the daily grind got to be too much.
Nobody wants to deal with the years of preparation before you escape behind the Rita Hayworth poster. It hits a tough spot in that it has to properly simulate prison elements while not being too boring to play. Part of the frustration of prison is the sense of monotony and powerlessness, but that means that repetition is built into the game, and that's might be a deal-breaker for some. It's monotonous, but that's both a plus and a minus. Stick to exercising, avoid guards, and be where you need to be, but take the time to explore and develop favor with inmates. Generally, players should work out a mix of routine and breaking that routine. Players also need to curry favor with other inmates to gain access to supplies or information. Lifting weights can make you stronger, which helps with escape plans and keeps other inmates from thinking you're an easy target.
Studying raises the prisoner's intelligence, which can then be used to craft items that can aid in the escape. There are often multiple ways to escape, but figuring out the exact escape route takes time and effort, and more importantly, players need to prepare. To do so, players must find vulnerabilities in the prison and exploit them. In The Escapists 2, players take on the role of a prisoner who wants to escape. The sequel, The Escapists 2, is a lot more of the same. The Escapists is one of the few franchises built around the idea of prison escape, from planning to sweet freedom. It's also a surprisingly underrepresented part of video games, aside from the occasional shootout or stealth mission in a game. They're engrained in our minds as acts of supreme confidence, daring and skill, despite the fact that most real-life prison escapes tend to involve a simple trick and not a complex plan like you see in the movies. Prison escapes are endlessly fascinating.
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