The dev team's goal for Second Chances is a real focus on rehabilitation over punishment.
The team at Double Eleven is basing many of the Second Chances features on real world programs that have been implemented at various correctional facilities. Inmates who earn work credentials over the course of their sentence will have better odds to successfully find work after their release, ensuring that they become good citizens, which will benefit society as a whole. Players can turn certain inmates into bakers, restaurant workers, and therapy workers, just to name a few examples.
Second Chances will allow inmates with existing or earned work credentials to become vendors. Inmates who still have some time left before their release don't have to wait to get back out into the world to start working. Similarly, released inmates who prove to be recidivists can be sent right back to prison. Speaking of good behavior, Second Chances will allow players to reduce inmate sentences based on their actions. These various programs can reduce an inmate's negative traits and increase the potential for good behavior. This will include non-work programs, like meet-and-greets with civilians, animal therapy programs (you can pet the animals, by the way), and educational programs run by former inmates. Prison Architect: Second Chances will introduce several new features that are focused on rehabilitating inmates and ensuring that they can become productive members of society after they've served their sentence. That will be the main focus of Prison Architect's next expanison, Second Chances, which was announced during Friday's PDXCON Remixed event. It's about making sure inmates serve their sentence, while also making sure that they can successfully reintegrate themselves into the populace once they're finished serving their punishment. Prison Architect isn't purely about incarceration and keeping inmates locked up.
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