A Way Out is a PC co-op game designed exclusively for 2 players, following Leo and Vincent—two prisoners who team up to escape jail and pull off a heist. The game requires constant teamwork: one player might distract a guard while the other picks a lock, or one drives a car while the other shoots pursuers. For PC players who’ve completed A Way Out with a friend, what’s the most memorable co-op moment—Was it the tense jailbreak (coordinating when to hide from guards), the car chase (swapping between driving and shooting), or the emotional final sequence (where choices lead to different endings)? How did the ‘split-screen’ format (even in online co-op) affect your experience—Did it let you see your friend’s actions clearly (so you could react faster) or feel restrictive (compared to full-screen)? Additionally, A Way Out’s story is linear—Did you wish there were more side activities or open sections to explore together, or did the focused narrative make the co-op more engaging? Finally, the game is short (6-8 hours)—Did its brevity make it a perfect ‘one-sitting’ co-op experience, or did you want more time with Leo and Vincent’s story? Would you recommend it to friends who only play co-op occasionally?