- August 16, 2017
- MDickie
- 5h median play time
Hard Time
Platforms
About
In "Hard Time," players create their own convict and navigate a dangerous prison environment filled with up to 100 other inmates. Realistic day-to-day survival and mental health management are crucial, as are building relationships and avoiding enemy gangs. This desktop release includes full character customization, extensive controller support, and the potential for multiplayer opportunities.











- The game is a fun and chaotic prison simulator that offers a lot of absurd humor and entertainment.
- Players enjoy the nostalgia and creativity involved in character customization and storytelling within the game.
- Despite its flaws, many find the game addictive and appreciate the unique charm of MDickie's work.
- The game suffers from rigid controls, poor optimization, and feels like a mobile port rather than a polished PC experience.
- There are significant performance issues, including low framerates and minor bugs that can detract from gameplay.
- The lack of new features and updates compared to the original mobile version leaves some players disappointed.
gameplay
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its enjoyable and engaging mechanics, with a unique charm that keeps players invested for hours. While some users express a desire for more content, the combination of quirky graphics and distinctive fighting moves contributes to a fun and memorable experience. Overall, it is praised for its addictive nature and entertaining gameplay.
“The gameplay is enjoyable enough to keep you playing.”
“Good gameplay, spent many hours playing this 10/10.”
“Mdickie games have a certain charm to them that no other games on the market have; they have strange graphics, weird mechanics, and even weirder characters in them, but you can never put the games down.”
“Mdickie games have a certain charm to them that no other games on the market have, they have strange graphics, weird mechanics, and even weirder characters in them but you can never put the games down.”