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Prison Simulator

Prison Simulator is a brand new game developed by Baked Games.Take care about prisoners, trade with them or be strict and cruel. You decide.

manage the prison and fulfill your duties

deal with aggressive prisoners and the contraband

create personalities and style the prison

extend possibilities with downloadable content

Enjoy advanced plot and dialogues

Your life as a prison guard is going to end soon – your promotion is only 30 days away! However, the closer you get to this date, the harder your life is.

prison administration imposes every day incriminating duties that you have to fulfill before the end of each day
on the other side of the barricade, there are unpredictable prisoners making your work annoying and, well, unattractive

Play the role of a prison guard, survive to your promotion, balancing on a thin line between the satisfaction of the prison management and dangerous convicts!

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Before the stickers, before the stories, before the blue ticks haunted your every read receipt, there was WhatsApp 2.11.431 .

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Before the stickers, before the stories, before the blue ticks haunted your every read receipt, there was WhatsApp 2.11.431 .

Released in early 2015, this wasn't just another version bump. It was the last breath of WhatsApp's utility-first era. A time when the app felt like a tool, not a theater. The size. 2.11.431 was lean — under 15MB. It installed in seconds and ran smoothly on devices with 512MB of RAM. No background processes eating your battery. No "loading" spinners while your keyboard struggled to appear.

But that's the point. It was honest software. You knew exactly what it could and couldn't do. Because today's WhatsApp does 100 things well and 5 things annoyingly. 2.11.431 did 8 things flawlessly. In an age of "superapps," there's something beautiful about a version number that simply let you talk .

A simple green gradient header. Three tabs: Chats, Favorites, Contacts. No "Status" tab trying to be TikTok. The bottom bar didn't move — you always knew where to tap. Every action had one logical path. It felt designed by engineers, not growth hackers.

On a 3G connection, messages sent instantly — because the app wasn't busy preloading stickers, caching story thumbnails, or syncing your location. Push notifications worked reliably, even when you force-closed the app. Remember that?

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