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A Way Out
A Way Out starts out like a regular prison escape narrative, and the starting hours are all about forming a bond with each other as you jot down a plan to escape this hellhole. It’s great to coordinate with one another and complete small tasks that will lay the foundation for your eventual great escape, but things take a turn for the worse during the final hours when certain revelations change the entire narrative on its head – turning a game of coordination into a constant cat-and-mouse chase as both players come for each others’ lives.
