Nox Plays... Prison Architect: Warden Mode (Let's Play/Gameplay) | Ep. 9: Max Sec

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Published on February 18, 2018 2:00:01 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1q0mzbK1V6I

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Prison Architect (2015)

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Let's Play

Duration: 38:44

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So many serial criminals, so little time! The prisoners currently staying at our prison just can't help themselves, so they continue offending by bringing in weaponry from who knows where! It may be time for yet another shakedown even if it's going to make the masses unhappy. We also have to get the ball rolling when it comes to building solitary, as a third of our prison population has offended enough that they're racked up an impressive amount of hours for solitary confinement.

However, if we are to stay profitable, it makes more sense to add in a maximum security block. This block will house 24 of the most volatile prisoners to ever walk our halls. We'll soon purchase more land to expand upon our small maximum security area so that we can accept additional prisoners and earn more funds. Of course, as with most things in a game like Prison Architect, these things take time, so in time, we shall have all that we ever wanted.

If you want to see how this series continues and how it ends, tune in on http://twitch.tv/luxnoxtv starting February 20th, as I'll continue this series on Twitch.

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Welcome to Prison Architect. With Prison Architect, you can build and manage a Maximum Security Prison. As the sun casts it’s early morning rays on a beautiful patch of countryside the clock starts ticking. You’ve got to crack on and build a holding cell to detain the job­ lot of maximum security prisoners that are trundling to your future prison on their yellow bus. As your workmen lay the last brick you don’t have a moment to let them rest as they need to get started on the first proper cell block so you can make room for the next prisoner intake. Once they’ve all got a place to lay their weary heads the fun can really start.

You’ll need a canteen, infirmary and a guard room, oh, and don’t forget to plumb in a toilet, or things will get messy, but what about a workout area? Or solitary confinement cells? Or an execution chamber?

Inspired by Dungeon Keeper, Dwarf Fortress and Theme Hospital and with over 1 million players having spent time inside, Prison Architect is the world’s best lock-­em-­up.

Plus, you can now play as the warden inside the prison you are building! Enable this from a new option in the New Prison screen. Most of the user interface is the same, but you can also walk around using the WASD keys (and shift to sprint) You can press TAB to toggle to Action mode. From here you can control the equipment you are carrying, and recruit body guards. Try not to get attacked by your unruly prisoners! But if you do, you will be taken care of by your medical staff.

- Fog of war
You cannot see around corners, so be careful. The one exception is that you CAN see through any CCTV cameras you have installed.
- Arm yourself
You can pick up objects commonly found in each room to protect yourself. Think a knife from the kitchen or a taser from the armoury.
You can collect body armour from the armoury for some extra protection.
You cannot simply attack prisoners without provocation. But if you are attacked you are free to defend yourself.
- Protection Squad
Recruit guards to your personal protection squad by right clicking on them from the Action interface (tab)
These guards will follow you around and protect you from any unruly prisoners.
Bodyguards don't come cheap. They will add a significant cost to your daily upkeep.
- Permadeath
Play in Permadeath mode and you will have to rely on the security and medical infrastructure of your prison even more.
If you die in Permadeath mode that's it, Game Over.

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