Hazelight has announced that its co-op adventure game, A Way Out, has sold one million copies worldwide. A Way Out came out on March 23rd and it took Hazelight 3 weeks in order to hit the one million milestone.
We just found out that #AWayOut has sold over 1 million copies, in just over two weeks! Words cannot describe how much this means to us. Thank you to all of you for your support!
— Hazelight Studios (@HazelightGames) April 13, 2018
Developed by the team behind the critically-acclaimed indie title, Brothers – A Tale of Two Sons, players will take on the role of Leo and Vincent in A Way Out and must work together through their riveting escape from prison and beyond.
A Way Out’s compelling split-screen story follows the relationship between the brash and cocky Leo, and the calm, cool and in-control Vincent; their distinct personalities changing the way players will be able to interact with their surroundings beyond the prison walls. From high-stakes stealth passages, intense brawls and shootouts, to co-op fishing and mini-games, A Way Out is an emotional cinematic experience filled with action-packed moments that are balanced by fun, unique gameplay to be discovered.
You can read our PC Performance Analysis for this title here.
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Passed it with a friend of mine. Had fun! Worth if you like coop games. Plus story is good.
I found the ending fitting depending what happened (no spoilers). Story caught me off guard wasn’t expecting this. But it’s nothing new indeed.
EA see this as a failure no doubt.
no doubt
glad it sold well. thought it was gonna flop as i rarly seen anything of it and no one seemed interested in the youtube comments before release(which hardly had any views at the time). me and my trans bbw girlfriend played it and loved it.
Didn’t even know this was out. EA doesn’t seem to promote anything but their biggest franchises. What’s the point?
Look at “A Way Out PC Performance Analysis” on this site (can’t post links).
Therein, John Papadopoulos wrote that this game cannot do any res higher than 1080 on PC: