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Prison Architect
There are 2 main game modes of Prison Architect: the story campaign and a sandbox mode. The story campaign is very gripping and your success is dependent upon prisoners staying in your prison. Make sure they don’t escape by appealing to their better nature and giving them hopes for their future or by treating them like caged animals and depriving them of their humanity and personality. Your task is to take a useless plot of land and build a prison facility with the aim of housing prisoners. You are paid per person, per day. Start with a small prison and make it larger so that you can accommodate more prisoners to get more money with which you can make your prison even larger.
Variety of construction options
Discover robust, varied and easy to use building options as you construct your prison. Use a handy, little, planning tool to plan the size, location, and layout of your buildings. Lay down outer walls of a building and the foundation, and separately instruct workers where to stick the inner walls to construct the rooms within. Prison Architect features a variety of zoning tools at your disposal. They allow you to specify what functions each room will fulfill. There are plenty of options such as offices for the staff, holding cells, individual cells for the prisoners, showers, canteen, and many more. Don’t forget to lay down some utilities for electricity and water.
Build your prison without any restrictions
If you don’t have creative design abilities, you can happily build a series of boxes with rooms in them. If you want something more complicated, or you want it to look like USS Enterprise, go for it! You can build your prison, however you like. Once you’ve built a prison, the next stage is, of course, bringing in the residents and beginning to manage it.
In-depth management
The management aspect is even more complex than the building aspect. Proper planning and balancing are essential to create a successful prison. Build too much too soon and you could run out of money. Build too little and you could end up in problematic situations. However, remember that you have everything you could possibly need to manage your prison efficiently. Employ office staff and use them to unlock various parts of a research tree. Gain access to a robust and comprehensive range of statistics and options. Use the report screen to be kept apprised of a number of statistics ranging from the prisoners wants and needs, a list of staff, the ratio of the security levels, and the prisoners you take into the prison.
Customize your prisoners
Balance how easy your prisoners are to manage versus the amount of money they bring in. Check what grants you can take on to gain more money to your prison in exchange for completing specific tasks. You can even see what your prison is worth and sell it, and use the funds raised to build a new prison!
A massive variety of functions at your disposal
Start an education programme for your prisoners, put them to work with prison labour so as to reduce expenditure on staff, arm your guards, segregate prisoners, and manage everything easier every second. Prison Architect is a superbly well designed and built management simulator!
Different residents of your prison
There are 3 varieties of a prisoner: low security, normal security and max security. Each type brings different income level, and some individuals even have their own biographies. Keep your prisoners happy and they’ll bring you money! Remember, that all prisoners require very careful management, constant attention, and plenty of guards to keep them under control. Even then, they are constantly making trouble and very difficult to predict. They are also smuggling contraband and form gangs which get angry if you punish their leaders.
System requirements
Minimum
Memory: 4 GB
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E4600
File Size: 300 MB
OS: XP
Recommended
Memory: 4 GB
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E4600
File Size: 300 MB
OS: XP