Hell Architect

Hell Architect is a valid Tycoon game that will allow you to pass several hours of rest between one torture and another. The game is simple and not that difficult, but torturing the population is very satisfying, especially for colony simulator enthusiasts. I really appreciated the cartoonish graphic style.

Hell Architect is a really fun management sandbox simulator where you manage and manage your own colony of junkies as they work in hopes of one day starting to earn their way back to Heaven, with you hoping that You should take out as much justice as you have earned.

They are like demons. I enjoyed playing this game. It’s similar to prison Architect but not nearly as advanced because it’s actually just out, while prison Architect has been around for years. It is very basic with food/water/toilet needs. Then the rest is very open. There are a few single-player missions that are a fun alternative to the class and sandbox you can work with. I’ve enjoyed everything I’ve seen so far. There is also a censorship mode if you need it.

Gameplay

While the game is visually unique and not an everyday version of a basic/city builder game, it’s still just one. I have already mentioned that you need to meet the needs of sinners in your hell.

They need to eat and drink (yes, not only dirty water an option, then you can give them clean water, alcohol, coffee, etc.), they need to be able to sleep and visit the toilet. Necessary facilities are required for that.

When the sinners (citizens) of your empire (hell) suffer, these are extracted or produced. As in all city builders, the game mechanics are simple.

Building variety

This is one of the most important parts when it comes to deciding on the quality of an urban builder. Hell Architect isn’t bad at that. 19 different instruments of torture. 40+ decorations, many different production buildings, or other unique buildings. If you expect a different city/base builder, then you should get it from this game.

Game content

7 scenarios and sandbox mode. The script focuses on specific things, around an interesting story. It’s like you’re digging in the wrong direction, so the ocean has gone to hell, and you need to fix the situation or there’s a battle royale scenario that’s the only scenario you need to play under time pressure and out of other features suffer (hello mouse reverse change after the first phase in that scenario is over.

Overall:It took me 7 hours to complete all the scenarios while playing in the sandbox for 10 hours, which is the time it took to research all the buildings as well as build them.

System Requirements of Hell Architect Game