Quick Answer
Exit Ways is officially described as PvEvP, so raids contain environmental/infected threats alongside possible player conflict. The official Steam store page supports that description.
Steam exposes Single-player, Online PvP and Online Co-op, but the checked sources do not establish a dedicated PvE-only mode. The official Steam appdetails data supports those feature categories.
So the current answer is: Exit Ways includes PvE threats, but the official sources checked here do not confirm a separate PvE-only mode.
What PvE Means in Exit Ways
The official PvEvP description confirms environmental or infected threats as part of the raid experience.
That gives you two broad threat categories:
- PvE: environmental or infected danger.
- PvP: possible conflict with other players.
PvEvP describes those pressures existing together. It does not by itself define a separate menu option or dedicated mode.
Does Single-Player Mean PvE-Only?
Not from the official feature listing alone.
Steam lists Single-player, which confirms that single-player support exists. It does not establish:
- A dedicated PvE-only ruleset.
- A separate offline mode.
- A special solo progression system.
- A guarantee that every solo experience removes player-conflict systems.
If avoiding all player conflict is essential to you, check the exact mode description shown in the current game build before assuming that Single-player provides that condition.
Does Online Co-op Mean PvE-Only?
No dedicated PvE-only conclusion follows from the Online Co-op label either.
Steam lists Online Co-op, which confirms cooperative online support. Co-op describes how players can play together; PvEvP describes the mix of environmental and player threats.
The checked sources do not state that co-op automatically creates a separate PvE-only environment.
Is a Dedicated PvE-Only Mode Confirmed?
No dedicated PvE-only mode is established by the official sources used here.
What is confirmed is:
- PvEvP is part of the official game description.
- Single-player is listed.
- Online PvP is listed.
- Online Co-op is listed.
A dedicated PvE-only mode is not established by those facts.
Which Option Matches Your Preference?
You Want Infected or Environmental Threats
Those are confirmed as part of the PvEvP experience.
You Want To Play Alone
Single-player support is confirmed. Check the current mode description for any rules beyond that label.
You Want Cooperative Online Play
Online Co-op support is confirmed. The label does not by itself guarantee a PvE-only ruleset.
You Want Zero Player Conflict
Do not assume that condition from the Single-player or Online Co-op feature labels. Confirm the exact behavior in the current game before relying on it.
PvEvP vs Game Modes
PvEvP should not be treated as simply another Steam mode category. Steam exposes Single-player, Online PvP, and Online Co-op as feature categories, while PvEvP describes the raid threat mix.
For the full mode breakdown, use Game Modes .
Choose the Right Mode
- Use Single-player if your next decision is to avoid Online PvP matchmaking; do not treat that Steam category as proof of a dedicated PvE-only ruleset.
- Use Online Co-op when you want to enter with other players on your side, while remembering that the official game description still calls the experience PvEvP.
- Go to game modes for the exact current Steam categories before choosing a route.