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by Rainier on Oct. 20, 2019 @ 1:44 p.m. PDT

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?

Prison Architect opens with the story of Edward, a man facing the electric chair for committing a crime of passion. This is followed by four additional chapters focusing on different characters and aspects of prison life. From Mafia Dons to power-crazed senators, Prison Architect has them all! To bring these characters to life, Introversion teamed up with award winning professional writer Chris Hastings, producing an enthralling tale of corruption and human misery set against the background of the modern prison industrial complex.

Finished your supermax? Got guard dogs roving every corridor and prisoners eating out of your hand? Now you can live the horror by firing up escape mode and play as a prisoner hell-bent on getting the hell out of dodge.

Dig a tunnel, go for the armoury or start a riot and slip out in the chaos, it’s entirely up to you! Figure out how to escape from your own creation, or hit the random button and load one of the 12,000 prisons created by the steam community.

The latest expansion for Prison Architect, Psych Ward: Warden’s Edition, is launching on PC on November 21, 2019 for a suggested retail price of $5.99 / £4.79 / €5.99.

While Psych Ward has been available on consoles since 2017, Psych Ward: Warden’s Edition includes additional content not available in Psych Ward’s console release and will launch alongside a free content update to the base game.

Psych Ward: Warden’s Edition introduces unpredictable inmates with new behaviors, adds additional management features, and gives players more ways to customize their prisons. Psych Ward: Warden’s Edition expands on Psych Ward’s console features and adds an additional warden, padded solitary cells, padded floors, Psychiatrist office upgrades, Orderly staff, and more.

“Psych Ward: Warden’s Edition is built to enhance Prison Architect’s existing gameplay mechanics to give players new and interesting ways to experience the game,” Steacy McIlwham, Product Manager for Prison Architect at Paradox Interactive, said. “Each feature in this expansion brings its own set of scenarios and opportunities that require players to get creative with their prison management. Psych Ward: Warden’s Edition is just the start of our plans for Prison Architect, we have much more in the works that you’ll hear about soon.”

Psych Ward: Warden’s Edition will be the first PC expansion to be released since Paradox purchased the Prison Architect IP and partnered with developer Double Eleven earlier this year.

Psych Ward: Warden’s Edition Key Features:

• Plead Insanity: Criminally insane inmates are unpredictable, require special care, and have their own Reputation traits for you to consider when building your prison. Let them co-exist with the general population or lock them away in a padded cell, how you manage their needs is up to you!
• Shrinks: Any prison holding the criminally insane needs a team of Psychiatrists and trained Orderlies to keep everything under control. These valuable prison staff can sedate rowdy prisoners or pull out the straitjackets when things get too rough.
• Doctor’s Note: Provide counseling to the criminally insane with the new Psychiatrist’s Office and new consultation Programs. Improve their sessions by upgrading the office with leather sofas, medicine cabinets, Rorschach tests, and more.
• Good Behavior: Your inmates now have a wide range of behaviors players will need to manage. They start out harmless, but if left untreated, they can turn violent or attempt to escape.
• It’s Gone Viral: Treat your regular inmates with care. Subjecting your inmates to excessive suppression or punishment can cause them to turn criminally insane.
• Extra Padding:Psych Ward: Warden’s Edition adds padded cells and padded floors along with a bundle of other new objects, floors, and wall types to customize your prison. Now you can easily build a dedicated wing for the criminally insane.
• Tools of the Trade: Additional contraband, including Adrenaline Shots, Fountain Pens (Shanks), and Gold Pocket Watches, can be stolen by your prisoners, or by you in Escape Mode.

Inspired by Dungeon Keeper, Dwarf Fortress and Theme Hospital, Prison Architect is the world’s best lock-­em-­up.

Prison Architect is available on Switch, PS4, Xbox One and PC.

The perfect excuse to start up a new facility in Prison Architect, Psych Ward offers a few new toys for you to play with at a decent price, but don’t go into it expecting a vastly expanded game.

Overview

Prison Architect is one of those management simulation games that you can return to time and time again. It’s challenging enough to keep hardcore players engaged while being easy enough to learn that it has a relatively low bar for entry. Psych Ward inspired me to return to the title after a few years away, and I must say that I’m impressed with what they’ve done with the place. There are quite a few nice updates, and this DLC continues the trend with a small content boost that only improves the game further.

Your Prison Has Gone Crazy

Psych Ward adds a handful of features that increase the depth of the game in exciting ways. First and foremost, it introduces the criminally insane, a classification of prisoner that plays by its own rules. Several of their needs have to be monitored and kept in check, as opposed to simply fulfilling them as much as possible as you might with your other prisoners. Too much freedom, for example, can lead to your crazies acting out more often, rather than less.

You’ll also need to ensure that they’re being treated and counseled by a psychiatrist via newly established programs for your inmates. It’s important to note that orderlies will be arriving alongside your psychiatrist and they’re required for dealing with these new prisoners as your guards are completely useless when dealing with them. Orderlies are specialized in handling these prisoners and will effectively deal with them while the rest of your security stands by helplessly; for all other prisoners, the taser to the face is still a valid method of subduing them. To complicate matters further, if you’re an overwhelmed, ineffective, or sadistic manager, your sane prisoners can snap and join the ranks of the criminally insane.

Armed For The Challenge

The criminally insane are a new challenging issue that must be handled in your prison, but the tools to do so are readily available for you to take advantage of. A new warden is available for you to hire, one Dr. Slugworth, who not only improves success rates for your psychiatric programs, but also increases the number of insane inmates that are sent to your facility. You’ll have to be prepared for these new “guests,” though with the increased monetary bonuses from doing so, they’ll be padding your bank account as you’re padding their cells.

Several new room types have arrived that help with keeping these new troublemakers under control, including padded cells (standard, holding, and solitary variants) and a psychiatric office. The latter is required for the aforementioned psychiatric programs, while the former are special variations of the cells that we’ve been using for years, but specialized to deal with the mentally ill population. These certainly help a great deal, but you’ll want to establish clear boundaries between your non-insane and insane populations; as you might imagine, they don’t mix well.

Verdict

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Psych Ward is a small DLC that I found to be a fun addition to the game. Padded cells, orderlies, and psychiatrists further deepen the management features of your prisons, while the criminally insane bring new challenges to keep the experience fresh for veterans. My only real struggle with reviewing this DLC is that I’m not sure whether the $7 price tag is justified or not. The content is certainly of good quality and I never experienced any technical difficulties, but it’s a DLC that leans more toward solid update as opposed to game-changing expansion. Overall, I would say that if you love Prison Architect and want to support the developers while getting some new features for your game, pick it up and I doubt that you’ll regret it. If you’re on the fence about it, I’d suggest that you may want to wait for a sale.