Here's a short 4+ minute interview with Chris Delay from Minecon. The intro is in french, but the interview itself is in english, so if you don't speak french, fear not, just keep watching. Go to youtube, and add "/watch?v=L4O-J5PUfw4" after the ".com" Also, are we allowed to po...

For ease of access, it's http://www.prison-architect.com/register

You will of course need your serial key, as well as your forum username and password.

You've built it too close to the wall, it won't turn anywhere without hitting it. Should have put it on rails so you can roll it backward and forwards.

Probably a bit late now, you'll need to build a bigger crane to lift the smaller one onto the rails.

I celebrate it, but largely because in previous years I've been surrounded by family that do it and you look like an asshole if you don't join in. In some respects, I would quite happily not do it. I'm not religious, I'm not big on family and spending too much time with people I rarely see anyway bu...

The amount of cameras and live feeds that Minecon had, I'd be surprised if there isn't an official video kicking around waiting to be uploaded. I hope so, at least.

You extracted the files to the wrong place.

The file needs to be extracted to your Prison Architect game folder - alongside prisonarchitect.exe (wherever you extracted that to)

The folder you were in is the save file location.

As far as I can tell, Prisoners have no effect on Janitors apart from when they are rioting. That's interestesting. I'd never tested it that way before, I always just assumed that the fact a prisoner was assigned to a cell scared the janitor off (quite rightly, really) I wonder how it could work......

Mas Tnega wrote:Ignoring the part where you were most likely uploading as you downloaded.

Well, of course - otherwise my downloads are too slow. I can't stop pirates if my ship's too slow.

No it's not, janitors don't clean cells whilst prisoners are around.

It's alpha - bug fixing isn't the priority.

This is the wrong forum for this. - EDIT: THREAD MOVED

I'm the opposite, I bought this game but now just sit and download torrents of it all day. I don't even play them, but I'm hoping that the more of them I download the fewer there are available, thus forcing people to buy the game...

That's how the internet works... right?

What you would get from the demo is what you get from watching a Let's Play - and there are plenty of those kicking around.

So I get transferred back from that super secret government laboratory, try and mingle in with the new prisoners, and now I find out that this nightmare isn't over!!!

Why is this happening!!

After they've served their time in solitary, a guard comes and returns them to their cell. Usually.

You're also forgetting that publishers do a lot more work than handing the devs money and taking a cut. They also do things like arranging distribution deals with retails chains, handle advertising, and get the physical stuff done. All things that their size and influence allow for much better deal...

Depends how you look at it really. If we take something like the Call of Duty franchise - that's a prime examples of a AAA game title released by publishers, yet there's no reason why they couldn't run on exactly the same model as Introversion did for Prison Architect. Based on rudimentary google se...