You can do it, but it is stupid! Nonetheless, you do it because that’s what a for-profit prison is all about, and Norman Stanley Fletcher keeps selling dodgy fork handles. In the most basic of examples, angry humans being corralled into rooms in an effort for you to make more money is like throwing a paper plane at the moon. Returning to a focused simple concept we can all understand, not line graphs that only the androids among us can understand. There is a reason it is marked as the uptick, it is a ridiculously good game at the base of it all. It came into Steam’s Early Access around the start of the last decade which seems to mark the starting point for this wave we’ve been riding of Cities: Skylines, Frostpunk, Planet Coaster, RimWorld, Big Pharma, Two Point Hospital, and a few others. In fact, I’ve recently remarked that Prison Architect is the start of this renaissance we’ve been in which is giving us good management games again.
The first few I left after I was teased for slipping in some vinegar more than once. For some inexplicable reason, I’ve had a sudden urge to go play Prison Architect and run a couple of prisons. I might be in lesbians with the second and third season, but there is a reason I’m talking about that and not what’s in the title. It is much better, grittier, is downright offensive to Americans who can’t stand a lot of swearing (for an Australian standard), and has not only nudity, but lots of lesbians. Ignore that it was written by one of the best Doctor Who writers since Chibnall took over. Recently I’ve been watching an Australian show called Wentworth, a reimagining of the late 70s/80s Australian soap opera Prisoner Cell Block H.
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