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Jemma Walsh (81 KP) rated the PlayStation 4 version of Prison Architect in Video Games

Jul 9, 2018  
Prison Architect
Prison Architect
Simulation
Building (3 more)
Controlling
Stimulation
Easy play
Love it!
Contains spoilers, click to show
I love this game! Building and designing your prison, your prisoners can live in a tiny basic cell or a very luxurious cell, you have to plan the Regim right otherwise you’ll have a riot on your hands

You can select what type of warden to have at the beginning of the game, select male or female prisoners, compete your grants. Make sure cash flow doesn’t go too into the red. Hours and hours of fun!

Lose control of your prison then bye bye

You can be a prisoner trying to escape..

I play on the pc version but that’s not an option to choose on here
  
Diggers (Bromeliad Trilogy, #2)
Diggers (Bromeliad Trilogy, #2)
Terry Pratchett | 1990 | Children
7
7.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
Middle book in the late Sir Terry Pratchett's so-called Bromeliad trilogy, with the Nomes now living in a a disused quarry following their escape from the just-about-to-be-demolished department store of Arnold Bros (est 195).

Said quarry, however, is about to be put back into use, with this novel mainly following the exploits of Grimma, Dorcas and a few others when Masklin and a couple of the older Nomes go off on a mission to see if they can find a 'real' home for the Nomes; not somewhere that they have to hide from the Humans (who don't believe in them) as they have done all their life.

This is the one with the monster Jekub, and is slightly more mature than the previous offering in the trilogy (that would be 'Truckers')