What resulted is a fine-tuned storyworld inspired by magical realms, Moroccan culture influences, and authentic folklore that is both new and recognizable,” said Rachid Hassani, Lead Programmer, Little Knight Games. “We’ve thoughtfully crafted Mira’s narrative to accurately capture the spirit of Moroccan folklore while considering cultural and religious sensitivities. In the trailer, lead programmer Rachid Hassani discusses the cultural influences and considerations that played a part in bringing the game to life, and how his upbringing in Morocco helped to shape the narrative and character cast. Mira and the Legend of the Djinns, a Metroidvania action platformer coming to Steam featuring gorgeous artwork and a story steeped in rich Moroccan folklore. Moroccan-Amazigh Cultural Inspirations Are Plentiful in Mira, Right Down to the Sound Design Inside the gym - 12-18-79 (crafting supplies and supplements) Inside apartment 302 - 30-23-04 (ammo, crafting supplies and scrap) Inside the boat - 90-77-01 (ammo training manual, scrap and supplements) Inside Jasmine bakery - 68-96-89 (ammo, crafting supplies, one health bar and supplements) The big win gun safe - 17-38-07 (ammo, hunting pistol) Inside the flooded city (near the gate you can’t open) - 70-12-64 (ammo, crafting supplies, scrap and supplements) Inside Weston’s pharmacy - 38-55-23 (ammo, crafting supplies, an explosive arrow, one health kit and supplements) Inside the apartment bedroom (on route 5) - 10-08-83 (ammo and supplements) Inside Hillcrest garage - 30-82-65 (ammo, crafting supplies, scrap and a short gun holster) Inside the thrift store - 55-01-33 (ammo and one health pack)ĭoor inside the tunnels - 15243 (ammo, crafting supplies and supplements) Inside Gate West 2 - 0451 (scrap, supplements, one health pack and a trading card) Inside Westlake Bank - 60-23-06 (pump shotgun) Inside the courthouse - 86-07-22 (scrap and supplements) Almost everyone has heard of history's amazing prison escapes, like Frank Morris, John Anglin, and Clarence Anglin fleeing from the world-famous Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary in 1962.Inside the market safe - 07-20-13 (scrap and supplements) The men spent six months preparing, and used everything from papier-mâché dummy heads left in beds to raincoats stitched together into a lifeboat. The Escapists 2 gives you the same types of tools to escape a variety of themed confines, but also shares the tedium of working slowly toward an elusive goal.
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The improvements over the previous game are plentiful and novel, but the frequent loss of progress and lack of manual saves stifles experimentation. The most notable change The Escapists 2 delivers is a wider variety of confines to escape, from Wild West holding cells to futuristic space prisons. These environments are much larger and enhanced by the much-improved visuals. Formerly stark prisons now have plenty of wall decorations and items on desks, and even the pixel-art figures have evolved and are properly shaded. The Escapists 2 doesn't lack things to do. As you'd expect in a prison, you must plan your escape while adhering to a daily routine of eating, exercising, roll call, and working. You curry favor with inmates via quests, pilfer items from those same cohabitants, beat people up, steal keys from guards, craft a variety of makeshift weaponry, and crawl through ventilation ducts. Get caught by the guards? You'll get put in the infirmary or solitary and – most importantly – lose any contraband you have on you at the time. This is my number one frustration, as any mistake puts you back much closer to square one. Any contraband you've hidden in your desk remains, but the on-hand keys, equipment, and weaponry you spent your time crafting are gone, and it's not quick or easy to regain. It wouldn't be so frustrating if the game allowed for manual saves, but the individual levels are tied to their online leaderboards and autosave every few seconds. I wish I could have turned this off for local play. One particularly irritating moment didn't even involve me getting caught by the guards. I was ready to escape with all of my gear on hand and a dummy sitting in my cell. I used my makeshift ladder to access a vent that would get me to where I needed to be, and while going through menus to grab my cutter, I accidentally hit up on the PS4's directional pad – the surrender button. My character fell to the ground immediately because there was no confirmation for this action. All of my carefully planned progress was lost in a split second.
The streamlined transportation prisons don't run into these challenges, and were by far my favorite thanks to their more defined goals.
Execution was everything, and failure didn't cause huge setbacks. Building a makeshift carrot on a train to coax a nearby horse was both charming and rewarding. The new multiplayer is a nice touch, especially as it's available as both co-op and versus for up to four players.
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