上帝之城 I：监狱帝国 [City of God I - Prison Empire]

[b][i]City of God - Prison Empire[/i][/b] offers three types of mode: story, empire and custom. The differences between the story and empire modes is in the Story mode you start with a substantially larger sum of money but unlocking locations in the city takes longer. In the Empire mode, all locations in the city are immediately available via your GPS, but you start with a lot less money. You can also customise your warden in more detail. For complete game customisation, choose the custom mode, where you have options to customise everything, from funds available at the start of the game, to how much tax you’ll pay, to how many reputation points you’ll receive by finishing a task, along with plenty of other options. As you play the game, tasks or orders will be delivered in the form of an e-mail and you’ll have to successfully accomplish them to receive rewards. Rewards can come in the way of goods (socks, food, drinks etc.), reputation and prestige points, money, blueprints (by learning them, you’ll be able to produce an additional product within the prison factory), and even a building permit to add more floors to your prison. The warden, will be either working on his computer collecting product, tactical and operational points, which are essential to launching new research so that the prison can produce new items, new chambers and new training facilities for the staff. It’s possible that some of these items are already being produced and stocked at the prison warehouse; otherwise the warden will need to go the city to purchase them. It’s actually pretty cool when he is in the city. He can drive through the main street, stop the car and enter businesses to purchase goods, find information or even flirt with ladies by giving them presents. The interface is pretty easy to understand and is located at the bottom of your screen. On the left-hand side is the electricity gauge, which indicates whether or not you need new power stations. Next to it is the clock (the game has a 24-hour cycle). Then there is a monitor for e-mails, and in the middle of the screen it shows how much money you have in your coffins. Next to that you can see your reputation points, as well as how many inmates and employees you have at the prison. Graphically, the game looks excellent, and the music is pretty good. It will take you some time to progress but it is fun all the way. If you like management games, [b][i]City of God - Prison Empire[/i][/b] is a game to get. [b]THE GOOD[/b] - Good graphics - Good interface - Challenge and depth - Plenty of locations to visit in the city [b]THE BAD[/b] - Takes time to learn how to play - Some chinese characters [h1]9/10[/h1] DISASTER | BAD | MEDIOCRE | OKAY | GOOD | GREAT | [b][u]AMAZING[/u][/b] | MASTERPIECE [quote] [i]If you like this review, then please consider giving it a thumbs up. I've also reviewed other games that you might find interesting. If so then[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/27418263/] please click here.[/url][/i][/quote]

制作组应该是没干了，我看了其他人的差评，好像是买了DLC没办法启动，我也不知道怎么解决，因为我是刚刚出DLC就买了的。 但是这款游戏满足了我对黑帮类游戏的所有幻想，所以看我的游戏时长，我是还在EA阶段就入手游戏了的人，我想告诉大家，往死里冲！他的其他游戏也许不值得，因为我没买，也没玩过，但是这一款我觉得可以入神！ 你可以抢地盘！你可以抢劫！你可以偷盗！你可以招小弟！你可以在底盘安排小弟！你可以在这个游戏里面找到所有的黑帮要素！真的绝，至于BUG，我说实话，我这400来个小时，想说偶尔确实有BUG，但是根本不影响游戏，时不时注意保存就行，但是这款游戏一定是神作，68我甚至觉得不是这个游戏单纯的价值 要主线有主线，要地盘可以抢地盘，要小弟可以招小弟，可以偷，可以抢。我就想说有几款黑帮元素的游戏可以做到这么多的？ 甚至还有一些东西比较敏感毕竟这种题材，但是这款游戏足够可以吹爆！ 神作，绝对的神作！没玩过功能性到达这种地步的，或者你们觉得你们厉害，可以给我推荐能做到这种程度功能性的游戏！我可以这么直接说，我没找到功能这么完善的带中文的黑帮元素游戏！ 这款游戏在我心里多少有点生不逢时，要素今天出，那一定更多人买，销量也会更好，也许很多东西就不会是这样的结果了

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/6142328/][b]Like this Review? Follow The Cpt Froggy Club Curator Page for plenty more![/b][/url][/quote] City of God - Prison Empire: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Who would want to be a prison warden? I guess it would depend on your circumstances. For you, the choice is quite clear. One of your military mates is killed by a local gang who operates in the city of Pompeii. Incredibly, you receive a substantial sum of money from his death and decide to take over the local prison to show all these local gangs who the new boss of Pompeii is. Welcome to the City of God - Prison Empire. The City of God – Prison Empire is a strategy/management game, developed and published by Pixel Gangsta Studio and Flying Interactive. The game offers three types of mode, which are: story, empire and custom. The differences between the story and empire modes are: in the Story mode you start with a substantially larger sum of money but unlocking locations in Pompeii takes longer. In the Empire mode, all locations in Pompeii are immediately available via your GPS, but you start with a lot less money. You can also customise your warden in more detail. For complete game customisation, choose the custom mode, where you have options to customise everything, from funds available at the start of the game, to how much tax you’ll pay, to how many reputation points you’ll receive by finishing a task, along with plenty of other options. As you start the game, your prison will consist of three floors and be divided into two parts: one part of the building for the warden and his staff, and the other part (which is considerably bigger) for the inmates. There will be a certain number of empty spaces where you’ll be able to construct new rooms. As you play the game, tasks or orders will be delivered in the form of an e-mail and you’ll have to successfully accomplish them to receive rewards. Rewards can come in the way of goods (socks, food, drinks etc.), reputation and prestige points, money, blueprints (by learning them, you’ll be able to produce an additional product within the prison factory), and even a building permit to add more floors to your prison. The warden (you), will be either working on his computer collecting product, tactical and operational points, which are essential to launching new research so that the prison can produce new items, new chambers and new training facilities for the staff. Bear in might that sometimes you’ll need additional articles in order to activate the research. It’s possible that some of these items are already being produced and stocked at the prison warehouse; otherwise the warden will need to go the city to purchase them. It’s actually pretty cool when he is in the city. He can drive through the main street, stop the car and enter businesses to purchase goods, find information or even flirt with ladies by giving them presents. Cheeky bugger! After that, he can return to the prison and keep working. Still, he needs to be careful to keep his energy up by eating and drinking. The other thing to look at is his emotion status. If the emotion gauge is getting low (20 out of 100), he needs to rest or just go back into town for some nightlife fun to shoot it back up! As the game progresses, you’ll be able to upgrade rooms within the prison to offer your guests improved comfort or make your production even greater. That brings me to the guest. Every day, a bus will bring 3 additional prisoners. You don’t have to take them all; you can choose which ones to bring into your walls. By clicking on the character of your choice, it will bring up a full description of the crime he has committed, as well as what trade he was in before becoming an acquaintance of yours. So, if you need someone with an electronic background to start producing electronic goods within your walls, this new character would be the perfect candidate. Also, you’ll need tough guys like killers and thieves to lead your local gang within the city of Pompeii. Guess what? The headquarters of your gang will be established underneath your prison. The other character you’ll be meeting every day is the guy from the black-market, where you can sell him plenty of goods, duty-free! The interface is pretty easy to understand and is located at the bottom of your screen. On the left-hand side is the electricity gauge, which indicates whether or not you need new power stations. Next to it is the clock (the game has a 24-hour cycle), which you can pause or accelerate. Then there is a monitor for e-mails, and in the middle of the screen it shows how much money you have in your coffins. Next to that you can see your reputation points, as well as how many inmates and employees you have at the prison. You can find your quests by clicking on the monitor on the far right-hand side of your screen. There is plenty of reading in this game and it will take some time to unlock new rooms. As I am writing this review, I’m just starting to get my local gang together in the prison basement; this is great fun! Graphically, the game looks excellent, and the music is pretty good, too. It will take you some time to progress. If you like management games, City of God - Prison Empire is a game to consider. Positives: ~~~~~~~~ + Good graphics + Good interface + Plenty of locations to visit in Pompeii + English supported + Trading cards and achievements Negatives: ~~~~~~~~ - A fair bit of reading and time to learn how to play If you enjoy management and strategy, City of God – Prison Empire is definitely a game to add to your library! 7/10 Key provided by developer/publisher for review purposes. Any opinions expressed are entirely my own! [quote][url=https://www.zeepond.com/reviews][b]READ EPIC REVIEWS FROM “THE CPT FROGGY” AND MATES, UP NOW ON ZEEPOND, THE HOME OF THE ALMIGHTY FROG![/b][/url] [url=https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZchpsMdA2hDYJKZgOPdo_w?view_as=subscriber][b]SUBSCRIBE TO THE CPT FROGGY YOUTUBE CHANNEL[/b][/url][/quote]

Prison Architect + Project Highrise + Saints Row 3 (Yeah really) = phenomenal fun game. Great little game, unigue takes on the genre. Lots of content and ability to play as you please. Pretty deep when you get into it. Management mechanics are good, gangstyle RPG elements, pretty interersting characters to choose from. Was some early concern from folks about translations, but as of now it's perfectly fine and had no problem with the translations, so, certainly English players welcomed now. The game offers three types of mode, which are: story, empire and custom. The differences between the story and empire modes are: in the Story mode you start with a substantially larger sum of money but unlocking locations in Pompeii takes longer. In the Empire mode, all locations in Pompeii are immediately available via your GPS, but you start with a lot less money. You can also customise your warden in more detail. For complete game customisation, choose the custom mode, where you have options to customise everything, from funds available at the start of the game, to how much tax you’ll pay, to how many reputation points you’ll receive by finishing a task, along with plenty of other options. I've had a lot of fun building, choosing my prison teams to do my bidding and overall fun with the atmosphere, I can certainly tell this will enter my 100+ hour games easily,..lol They made the dlc and prices more reasonable and the developers are certainly keeping the content and tweaking coming. They seem to love their game and it shows in excellent gameplay. Highly recommended. Especially the full package for 10 bucks (winter sale 2018).

This game seemed awesome, and everywhere they make it look like its playable in english. Since i purchased the full package and launched, its in chinese.... With no option to change the language, even if english is selected in game property's it stays chinese.... such a big dissapointment. Will change review once i can play the english version as "advertised"! Please devs fix this......would love to support you.

City of God I: Prison Empire is a simulation game developed by Pixel Gangsta Studio that immerses players in the gritty world of private prison management. Released on July 9, 2018, the game offers a unique blend of strategy, resource management, and crime syndicate operations, all set against the backdrop of a dystopian city. In City of God I: Prison Empire, you step into the shoes of a warden overseeing Pompeii Prison in the Black Cloud district. Your responsibilities extend beyond traditional prison management; you must ensure the facility operates efficiently while simultaneously building a criminal empire. Key gameplay elements include: -Prison Management: Oversee daily operations, including power supply, waste disposal, and meeting prisoners' needs for food, water, and accommodation. Neglecting these aspects can lead to riots, jailbreaks, or suicides . -Workshop Production: Establish various workshops such as clothing, furniture, electronics, handcrafts, chemicals, and firearms. Produce nearly 100 different goods, including drugs and weapons, to sell on the market . -Specialized Prisoners: Recruit prisoners with unique skills, like hackers, killers, and bombers, to undertake special missions such as bank heists and kidnappings. Their expertise can significantly impact your operations . -Market Dynamics: Monitor fluctuating prices of goods and materials to maximize profits. Timing your purchases and sales is crucial for financial success . -City Interactions: Engage with various gangs and criminal organizations in Crist City. Form alliances, trade, and navigate the complex underworld to expand your influence . The game features a retro pixel art style that captures the gritty atmosphere of a dystopian city. The visuals effectively convey the bleakness of the setting, with detailed depictions of the prison and surrounding areas. The audio complements the visuals, with a moody soundtrack that enhances the game's dark tone. Sound effects are appropriately eerie, adding to the immersive experience. City of God I: Prison Empire offers a high level of replayability due to its dynamic gameplay and multiple strategies for success. Balancing prison management with criminal activities presents a challenging yet rewarding experience. However, some players have noted that the game's complexity can be overwhelming at times. The steep learning curve and intricate systems may deter casual gamers . Pros: -Deep and engaging gameplay mechanics -Unique blend of prison management and criminal empire building -High replayability with multiple strategies -Retro pixel art style with a fitting soundtrack Cons: -Steep learning curve may be challenging for newcomers -Complex systems can be overwhelming at times -Limited guidance for new players City of God I: Prison Empire is a unique simulation game that offers a deep and engaging experience for players interested in prison management and criminal enterprises. While its complexity may pose challenges for some, those who enjoy intricate systems and strategic planning will find a rewarding experience. Rating: 7/10

最开始使用steam时期买的游戏，也是本人截止目前700左右库存游戏中游玩时长最长的游戏。 策略类游戏玩起来确实杀时间，这款游戏其实也挺不错的，东西也不少。 只是非常可惜，作者的工作室好像没了，游戏也早就不更新了，续作更是没啥希望了。 （妈的，最早多希望作者做一版女子监狱DLC来着）

It NEEDS rebindable controls for the open world (character control) segments and prison menus otherwise its an interesting prison management/empire game with some fun RPG and open world parts thrown in, The English is complete trash however the attempt was there so with a little guess work you might be able to work it out. if i could i'd give it a neutral review given its price tag and terrible English translation. i recommend it for non rebinders and when its on sale but know that you can no longer get certain DLC so if you're the 100% type then unfortunately get used to seeing the Greyed out DLC symbols. Rip faithful panda DLC

这么好的东西为什么不坚持做下去，太遗憾了

Its a very feature-full game with a TON of in-depth game mechanics. I am still playing and learning everything. My biggest con with this game is the english translation can he somewhat diffcult to interpret at times and sometimes down-right jibberish. I think its a translation they pulled straight from google. and during tutorials the helping pictures are in chinese as well but even in its current state of translation you can get by and enjoy the game just as I am. I recommend it.