Escape the Alien Prison — escape from a prison on an alien ship
The hero wakes up in the prison section of a huge alien ship. From there, it all comes down to three things: platform jumping, hacking panels, and fighting the guards. The E key opens doors and panels — without hacking, the path ahead stays locked. Your jump works twice in a row, and the double jump is needed for more than just long gaps: use it to dodge the boss’s attacks while the laser shotgun deals close-range damage. A head-on attack on the boss won’t work. If you want pure alien-shooting action without the parkour, Dogs vs Aliens is a closer fit.
Safes can’t just be opened
Protected safes are hidden around the ship. You can’t hack them — you have to blow the safe up, and the money only drops after that. Besides the safes, the sections also contain collectible memory items and developer Easter eggs. They’re tucked behind crates and along side parkour routes that are easy to miss if you just run straight through.
How two-player mode differs from single-player
The full campaign with story, puzzles, collectibles, and progression is only available in single-player. Two players share one keyboard, and this mode is deliberately stripped down: it’s all about action and moving through the ship together. On smartphones, only the single-player version is available, with on-screen buttons. If you want a multiplayer format online, it works differently — that’s how Impostor Duck Online works.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
07 september 2026
Last Update
07 september 2026