Publisher Paradox Interactive and developer Double Eleven have revealed Prison Architect 2, the long-awaited 3D sequel to the successful prison management simulator Prison Architect. Coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam, this game promises to take the experience of building and managing prisons to new heights. The launch is scheduled for March 26 with a price of $39.99 / £34.99 / €39.99, and pre-sales are now available for PC.
Declarations and Objectives of the Sequel:
“In Prison Architect 2, our team set out to create the next level in management gaming,” said Gareth Wright, Game Director at Double Eleven. “A greater degree of player freedom, impactful choices and deeper inmate simulation come together to deliver an enhanced presentation of prison management, now in a 3D world.”
Prison Architect 2 features a more advanced simulation system, greater player control, inhabitant behavior system, and creative options to define the next generation of management games. With improved tools and expanded creative freedom, players will be able to build complex facilities in a 3D environment, manage the needs of inmates, and maintain the financial stability of the prison.
Main features:
- 3D simulation: Experience Prison Architect in all its three-dimensional splendor, allowing you to build, manage and control your prison in greater detail and depth.
- Multi-Story Construction: Set your entire prison infrastructure across multiple floors, using new tools to build a state-of-the-art correctional facility.
- Smart Inmates: Unique inmates will develop relationships, influence behavior, and make decisions based on their wants and needs, adding a level of realism and complexity never seen before.
- The Prison Tycoon: Embark on an updated Career mode that will take you across a new world map, where you can establish and manage unique correctional facilities.
- Consequences of Decisions: The player’s choices will affect the fate of the prison, providing more control than ever over inmates, prison policies, architecture, and more.
Prison Architect 2 promises to take prison construction and management to the next level by entering the third dimension, offering a deeper and more challenging simulation experience. Players will need to carefully plan every aspect of their prisons to avoid escapes, gang wars, and other costly and destructive problems. The release date is set for March 26, so get ready for the three-dimensional evolution of the prison management simulator!
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