Prison Escape: Digging a Hole

Prison Escape Simulator challenges you to dig a hole in your prison cell and escape through underground tunnels. It sounds simple, but in reality, you'll face challenges: a guard is constantly scurrying around, apparently suspicious. If you hesitate and, for example, forget to clean up the sand after digging, the guard will immediately grab you and you'll have to start over! Prison Escape is a game that tests your dexterity.

As you dig, you'll find items that are valuable. You can exchange them for toilet paper with the guard, which you can then exchange for useful upgrades like a new shovel, a wide backpack, and food. Incidentally, food is an important part of Prison Escape, as you can't keep digging; you'll get tired and run out of energy, and food helps replenish your energy.

You can get food by trading toilet paper with other prisoners, getting your ration during lunch, or buying a can of soda from a vending machine.

Digging a hole will take time, so don't forget to increase your maximum energy by upping your character's strength. This can be done during the prison lunch, on the weight machine, near the kitchen.

Prison Escape Simulator is well-designed. The characters in the game are reminiscent of those from another well-known game about car thieves—I'm sure you know which ones. High-poly models with an interesting concept will make your gameplay engaging and interesting, at least I hope so.

There's a character in the game who trades various items. Sometimes he needs help getting a specific item. Don't forget to accept quests from him; this will help you escape prison faster. For the items he finds, he'll pay you handsomely in coins—a unique and valuable virtual currency.

One of the game's unique elements is the obstacle course, as the game is an Obbi-style prison escape simulator. This mechanic fits seamlessly into the game, and completing the obstacle course elevates your mood and brightens the dreary prison routine.

Don't forget to upgrade your shovel—it's a key tool for escaping prison, as digging a hole becomes easier and faster.

If you don't have enough inventory space, you can buy a new bag and collect more items. There are four different levels of bags in the game. Try buying them all in Prison Escape—they're very beautiful.

After digging a hole, you need to hide your tracks from the guard: hide the shovel under the bed, cover the holes with a rug, and remove the sand. You should store it near the bed. If the guard sees sand in your hands, your escape will fail. Be careful with your timing and keep an eye on the guard.

When you're digging a hole and stumble upon an item (and in Prison Escape Simulator there are items), you need to sell it to the guard. To do this, knock on the prison bars and the guard will come check on you. Don't rush to agree to the terms of the deal; you can negotiate more paper from the guard than he initially offers.

The Prison Escape game features an interactive device that will allow you to increase your fortune or, conversely, lose everything, so don't get carried away, although it's quite difficult to do so, as prison offers little entertainment.

When you dig a hole, a surprise awaits you: escaping from prison isn't that easy. Get ready to prove yourself; this will test your agility and ingenuity.

Find the secret tunnel located beneath the prison in Prison Escape Simulator.

The dark, gloomy, wet tunnels beneath the prison are the last frontier to cherished freedom. Be patient and you'll succeed!

The game is in development, and we're constantly updating it and are open to hearing your ideas in the comments. So, please leave your comments—we read them all carefully and listen to our players. You can also email us; we're always happy to hear from you!