prison architect

June 7, 2017

Prison Architect: Psych Ward DLC Revealed

Double Eleven and Introversion Software officially revealed some new DLC for Prison Architect in the Psych Ward DLC. You can check out the reveal trailer for the new DLC for the prison simulator game in the player below. The new DLC will be exclusive to console owners for the game, and it was developed by Double Eleven, who developed the console versions of the game for Xbox One and PlayStation 4. The DLC will be available for Xbox One on June 9. The Psych Ward DLC pack will open up the prisons to the Criminally Insane. This is a new security class that has different requirements to the regular genpop class. Players will have access to a rehabilitation and treatment facility. Players can even hire a highly educated psychologist to take part in consultations with inmates. There will also be a number of new challenges and problems with the DLC pack. Other features for the DLC pack include new room types like padded cells and also the Breakout! preference setting

April 26, 2017

Prison Architect Developers Release New Game Scanner Sombre

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Introversion Software, the studio behind the hit simulator Prison Architect have made a surprise announcement, revealing that their latest game is releasing today. Scanner Sombre is an obvious departure from their past games and sees players dropped into a network of dark caves using a specialized tool. Having to navigate the world around you using a LIDAR scanner that essentially paints the world in an infinite number of tiny particles, your aim is to escape the pitch black caves. It has been designed to be completed in a single play session, making it a less time consuming title when compared to their previous games. The game originally began life as a prototype last year but has been developed into a full release . Speaking in an interview with PC Gamer, lead designer Chris Delay and producer Mark Morris explained why they had chosen to go in a completely different direction with their latest game. They also reveal that the idea for the game came before Prison Architect and that the

July 28, 2016

Prison Architect To Receive Last Content Update

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The highly rated prison similar Prison Architect is set to receive its very last content update in the next few days. Developer Introversion has continued to support the game in the 10 months since its launch but now wants to move on to new projects, meaning that the only future patches for the title will address bugs and glitches that hamper gameplay. Patch notes for the update reveal that the patch will improve the user interface, include a brand new build toolbar, and a context menu to allow for quicker selection of context sensitive actions. The studio has also included an undo button that will slowly remove any buildings and give the player a full refund. It has also added a small selection of in-game content in the form of new events, such as contraband surges, food poisoning, and mass tunnelling, in addition to new items like the large tv and arcade cabinet. Prison Architect is a simulation game that allows players to build and manage their very own private