Explaining where all this goes and how it all ties together would perhaps be delving a bit too deep into the realm of spoilers, though even if we wanted to lay out the whole plot for you, we probably couldn't. Sam, the young girl, is a part of this crew, which is how she eventually enters the picture. Once you've gotten into his story, the game abruptly shifts its focus to Eddie, who is evidently involved in some sort of major heist with a crew of misfits from his local boxing gym. You start out as Mitchell, busting up a group of Latvian mobsters in the London underworld, and investigating the kidnapping of a prominent reporter. The overlying story of the game isn't the easiest thing in the world to decipher. Finally, you'll also find yourself playing as a young girl (and crook) named Sam, who ties into Eddie's sections of the story quite heavily. Eddie is similarly rough-and-ready, though he's obviously on the other side of the law. Later in the game, you take on the role of Eddie O'Connor, a boxer who now works as hired muscle and, when we meet him, a bank robber.
Upon his return from suspension two years later, Mitchell is met with little more than trepidation and vitriol from his former police brethren. Sergeant Mitchell is a fairly morose fellow who, as we are shown in the opening cutscene, is suspended from the police force after shooting a young perp in the back. You start out the game as a cop by the name of Ben Mitchell.
There are three main players in this story, each of whom has his or her own playable section and unique plot twists. Interestingly enough, Black Monday, despite being billed as a proper sequel to the original game, actually has nothing to do with The Getaway from a storyline perspective. Now Playing: The Getaway: Black Monday Video Review
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