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Prison Architect Developers Admit Latest Game ‘Bombed’
11You’ve come off the back of a game that’s sold over two million copies, so you must be doing something correct. Sweet, you can do it again, right? Yes, that could happen… or, your next project could sell a pittance in comparison. Such is the case with Introversion, the studio behind Early Access poster-child Prison…
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Before Prison Architect, Developer Introversion Almost Ceased To Exist
Looking at the success of Introversion’s just-out-of-Early-Access Prison Architect, you might be under the impression the developer has always enjoyed a smooth ride on the indie game rollercoaster. Not so — at one point the company was down to just two employees and staring its demise in the face.
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Prison Architect Creators Respond To Our Prison Architect Critique
The developers of Prison Architect have read our guest writer Paolo Pedercini’s tough critique of their game. They… liked it! And they’ve recorded a video addressing Pedercini’s concerns about how their game does or doesn’t bleed the reality of the real prison system into the game.
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The Prisoners Might Be Innocent In One Of 2013’s Most Interesting PC Games
I’m already on record about how fascinating Prison Architect is. Seriously, it’s SimPrison — or ThemePrison, if you will — made by people who seem to be damn near fearless about making video games about uncomfortable topics.