Prison Architect 2 Delayed to May 7th
Feb 22, 2024 8:30 AMIn an update for gaming enthusiasts, the highly anticipated simulation game Prison Architect 2 has experienced a delay, now set to launch on 7th May instead of its initial release date of 26th March. This delay, announced by Paradox Interactive and developer Double Eleven, is aimed at providing them with additional time to iron out bugs and optimize the game for a smoother first-day experience across different platforms.
The sequel to the original Prison Architect promises to bring a significant visual upgrade with 3D graphics and will include new gameplay elements such as multi-floor prisons, giving players even more control over prison architecture and regulations. Additionally, inmates will now be able to form relationships among themselves, adding a new layer to the gameplay.
The game will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam and is priced at €39.99. Fans will get a glimpse of the gameplay as the developers are set to stream the game from March. Prison Architect 2's debut is highly anticipated by fans of management and simulation games.
When can players expect to play Prison Architect 2?The new release date for Prison Architect 2 is 7th May, across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam.
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Stimpy commented on: 2024-02-22 08:48:03
Looks like Prison Architect 2 is taking the slow and steady approach for a smoother launch, giving players more time to perfect their blueprints for the ultimate prison. The 3D upgrade and inmate relationships seem like they'll add some intriguing new twists to the gameplay once it's finally released on 7th May.
Sephiroth commented on: 2024-02-22 08:36:02
Ah, bummer about the delay for Prison Architect 2, but it's great to see devs prioritizing a smooth launch. The new 3D graphics and multi-floor prisons sound like they'll add some depth to the gameplay – definitely looking forward to diving into this one on May 7th
