The Escapists 2 – How to Escape the H.M.S Orca

The purpose of this guide is to help you learn how to escape from H.M.S Orca in The Escapist 2.

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H.M.S Orca Guide

Scuba Doo – (Singleplayer Only)

Preparation:

  • Look around the ship for the following items inside desks: Duct tape, Tubing, Oxygen Tank.
    Make sure to check medical desk aswell as it might contain tubing or oxygen tank.
  • Craft a Makeshift Breathing Apparatus. 

The Escape:

  • Head to the top deck of the ship with your breathing apparatus and go to the location shown to escape. 

Wave Goodbye! – (Singleplayer only)

Preparation:

  • Find the following items: Tubing and Bolt. Keep in mind tubing can appear in medical desk and bolt can appear in contraband desk.

The Escape:

  • Take both of those items and head to the lower deck of the ship. Fix the jet ski and you’re out!

Masters Of Illusion – (Multiplayer only)

Preparation:

Search throughout the ship to collect these specific items:

  • 1 soap
  • 1 wax
  • 1 jar of ink
  • 1 lighter
  • 1 dinner tray

Keep in mind that most of these items spawn in random locations around the ship. However, the dinner tray is different – it only appears in one specific place. You’ll find it west of the cells, behind a multiplayer door (as shown in the picture).

  • After you find all the items craft the fake gun (recipes below). 

The Escape:

  • Go to the top floor of the ship. When you reach the top of the stairs, you’ll find a multiplayer door. Go through that door and proceed to the helicopter. Make sure to equip the fake gun before escaping.

Taking Back Control – (Multiplayer only)

Preparation:

  • Find the best weapon you can get your hands on.

The Escape:

  • Head up to the top floor with your friend and then go west.
  • When you find the control room just beat up the guards and escape. 

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