If you need a few extra FPS, you can sack a few guards without too much trouble. Despite the size, it's actually a tad overstaffed. This isn't just a taxing prison on the population's lungs: the size of the map will make weaker PCs wheeze like they've just been shivved in the shower. The medieval design allows the prisoners plenty of space to roam when they're not all tucked up in their freshly laundered prison sheets. This is a giant and surprisingly faithful recreation of the Tower of London. My favorite detail is the electric chair: from the view we have, I think it's been placed in the same position as the Captain's Chair. It's in a bare state with minimal prisoners and plenty of empty beds awaiting intergalactic evildoers, and it's up to you to turn it into a working prison. I love the backstory of this: the USS Enterprise has been decommissioned and sent to the surface of a planet to be used as a prison. If you're not very good at the game, poke around this one and see what makes it tick along. It is a big and well-balanced prison that's fun to fiddle with. This isn't flashy and it isn't based on anything in particular, despite the name suggesting it should have green grass (it does) and pretty girls (it does not). Aside from celebrating one of the greatest people ever to have been portrayed by David Bowie, the layout is apparently mostly efficient, and only the workshops need some streamlining to get it up to speed. This prison is designed as a tribute to Tesla's AC motor, mirroring the wrapped coils of the wires with the pathways.
It seems like it should be oppressive, but there's weight benches in the cells and a common room, so it's not a total hellhole.Īnother circular layout.
It's not based on Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon, which is a shame, but instead there's a fictional backstory of scientists using prisoners as slaves to help build an anti-gravity device. Nevertheless, the designer teased circles out of the otherwise unwieldly building blocks. The circular walls of of Kumpla shouldn't exist, because the game is built on straight lines. I just loved looking at what people can do with the tools at hand. Some of these are only possible with a few funds embezzled, but I've not punished the creators for that. I've had a quick scour of the Workshop, and found some dramatically designed and detailed detainers.
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A fairly recent update allows players to share their own gaols, and as I suspected there have been piles of interesting lock-ups uploaded. But I don't need to be good, as other people are aiding and abetting me with their work on the Steam Workshop. To be honest, I've no idea why they even asked me to build one. My attempts to create criminal corrals have been more poorridge than porridge, more clunk than clink, all fail and no jail. Be off with you, and may Gabe have mercy on your soul." Then we'll shoot you or drown you or something. As punishment, you are to spend the morning looking at the Steam Workshop, finding lovely prisons that you can compare your weedy efforts to. A most serious offense that resulted in a record number of convicted felons escape your shoddily designed hole.
Craig 'Thomas' Pearson, you have been found guilty of being a rubbish Prison Architect. *Gavel thumps* "Silence! Bring the prisoner forward.
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