Prison Simulator

Prison Simulator is $20, and I can’t recommend it. While it may be halfway decent on PC control wise it is a mess on console. There is not a single part of the game that is enjoyable to play, and even if it was the overall structure grew stale after a couple of hours of gameplay. This is one Simulation to stay far away from.

It is not easy to accept daily routine of prison guard. This is not game for everyone, but it offers some fun in jail.

Prison Simulator will undoubtedly provide you with a very entertaining first few hours of gameplay. However, despite the developers’ best efforts, this simulator—as is often the case with this genre—falls into a rut. On the other hand, the game boasts quite nice visuals, flawless optimization, and similarities to various movies and TV shows set in a prison environment. So if you want to try your hand at being a prison guard, this game is just the ticket for you.

Prison Simulator is a great representation of working in a prison and seeing the life of an inmate. There are lots of possible schedules, events, and freedom to interact with NPCs. But most of them will eventually become an ordinary routine.