Changes:Game updated to version 1.1.0.11.[Changelog]
This is both a management game and a simulator. You'll create a unique prison that's not just a place of confinement but also a profitable business.
You'll open a private prison, which will be entirely yours. The main goal is to turn it into a successful business, which is no easy feat considering the type of facility you've inherited. You can choose to focus solely on punishing prisoners, or you can start your own business — the choice is yours.
You'll need to start from the very beginning — constructing a prison building. It might not seem like a difficult task, but it's still challenging — the building blocks come in different types, each with its own unique capabilities and challenges, which you'll need to solve. Download the Prison Tycoon: Under New Management torrent for PC here and try your hand at being a prison manager.
Once the blocks have been selected, construction can begin. You'll need to choose a location for the prison, build observation posts, towers, and much more. It's also crucial to build a place where prisoners will spend their days, consider the appearance of their cells, and consider entertainment areas. As strange as it may sound, you'll have every opportunity to build the prison of your dreams.
Another important factor will be the economics and personnel working in the buildings. Once hired, it's essential to monitor whether they're performing their duties.
Earn money, hire experienced staff and make your prison a profitable business.
Features:
The further development of the game will depend on the biome chosen for the construction of the prison;
During construction, it is necessary to calculate the location of each room;
economic development is only possible with proper distribution of resources;
prisoners can organize night escapes;
The main goal is to help prisoners solve their problems and rehabilitate them.
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