ESCAPE FROM TIMA 2: ARMY brings the Action genre to life, and throws up exciting challenges for gamers. Developed by TIM GZ, this Android game is best experienced on BlueStacks, the World’s #1 app player for PC and Mac users.
About the Game
ESCAPE FROM TIMA 2: ARMY is not your typical military adventure—it’s packed with surprises and a deliciously quirky sense of humor. Imagine you’re en route to paradise, only to get detoured into a wild enlistment with the Pie Federation. You’ll find yourself dodging ridiculous chores, tackling tricky challenges, and doing your best to make a break for freedom—all while your parents kick back at a fancy resort. The whole experience is unexpected, offbeat, and a little bit wacky in the best way.
Game Features
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Wacky Missions
Forget boring drills—here you’re stuck doing things like scrubbing strange toilets and painting grass to look, well, greener. Who comes up with this stuff? -
Escaping the Pie Federation
The main goal? Escape service ASAP! Outsmart silly officers, avoid kitchen catastrophes, and find a way back toward your vacation before your parents wonder where you disappeared to. -
Playful Storyline
The game doesn’t take itself too seriously. There are laughs, ridiculous situations, and a storyline that genuinely keeps you guessing what’ll happen next. -
Action-Packed Gameplay
Whether you’re sneaking past guards or racing through zany obstacles, there’s always something happening to keep you on your toes. -
Colorful Visuals
Get ready for bright scenes, oddly satisfying tasks, and those classic over-the-top cartoon vibes. -
Runs Smoothly on BlueStacks
If you want to take your escape antics to a bigger screen, ESCAPE FROM TIMA 2: ARMY works great on BlueStacks, making everything extra crisp and fun to play. -
Unique Action Genre Twist
Sure, it’s action, but the flavor here is unique—think slapstick chaos, goofy challenges, and a fresh take on what “Army” really means.
Start your journey now. Download the game on BlueStacks, invite your friends, and march on a new adventure.
