Prison Architect vs Westworld
Prison Architect
Prison Architect is a prison-management simulation game where you get to assume the role of the prison warden of a private maximum security prison. Being your own prison, you will get to design it the way you like as long as the prisoners are treated humanely and have all the facilities they need, but of course, you'll have to take into account business and profits, as well as the fact that your prison will be able to handle the next intake of prisoners. Once the design's done, you can even enjoy breaking out of your very own prison via the game's Escape mode. The game also features immersive and heartbreaking stories that focus on the prisoners themselves as well as on the different aspects of prison life.Prison Architect draws inspiration from popular management sims like Dungeon Keeper, Dwarf Fortress and Theme Hospital and packaged everything it has created with a unique prison theme. Sounds like the sort of game you'd like? Well, buy the game now and try it out!
Westworld
Westworld is a 2D town management game much like Fallout Shelter, but is set in the dystopian world of HBO's hit TV show, Westworld. In this game, you are given complete access to the official Delos Park Training Simulation (DPTS). The simulation will allow you to not only build and control the park, but also to create, upgrade (in a wide variety of ways) and evolve your AI hosts. There are over 170 different AI hosts you can manufacture and collect, and it is up to you to match the right hosts with the correct guests. The game has many new park locations for you to unlock as well.The game may feel a bit bland due to its idle-like nature - there's no strategy or creativity involved, and a lot of the time, you'll just be tapping to collect stuff. Some have also complained that the host leveling system is very grindy since you'll need to get a ton of hosts just to level one up to its max level, and well, hosts aren't exactly easy to obtain.
That being said, if Westworld is your current obsession, these little issues aren't enough to deter you to give the game a try. The game is free after all.