Paradox Interactive has announced a two-month delay for Prison Architect 2, with the management sim sequel now set to release on 7th May as developer Double Eleven opts for “extra time to identify more bugs and further optimise the game”.
Prison Architect 2 – the sequel to the hugely popular 2015 original from developer Introversion Software (who sold the rights to Paradox in 2019) – was announced back in January, promising a take on the prison management formula reimagined in full 3D.
There was talk of some rather nifty looking multi-floor building, and a new connection system defining and impacting the relationships prisoners had with other inmates. All of that was originally due to launch for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on 26th March, but eager sorts will now need to wait until May following today’s delay.
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