Inmate HandbookPrison Simulator — standing orders & general information

Prison Simulator is a multiplayer three-dimensional facility operated entirely within the web browser, on desktop and mobile alike.

Inmates share a single persistent world and occupy it at the same time, in real time. There is nothing to download and no client to install. Admission is granted through a Solana wallet, which also serves as your identity for the duration of your stay.

Platform	Web browser — desktop and mobile
Network	Solana (mainnet)
Identity	Your connected wallet
Access	No download, no installation

Admission requires a Solana wallet and a single signature. The process is free and takes under a minute.

1. Connect a wallet. Open the facility and connect a supported Solana wallet — Phantom, Solflare and other standard wallets are accepted. On mobile, open the site inside your wallet application's built-in browser.
2. Sign the entry record. Approve the login signature when prompted. It proves ownership of the wallet. It is not a transaction, transfers no funds, and carries no fee.
3. Register your identity. Choose a nickname and appearance for your convict.
4. Enter. Select Enter Prison to be placed in the yard alongside the current population.

Controls depend on the device. The facility detects touch input automatically and adjusts.

Desktop

Mobile

The facility has two connected areas, joined by marked transit points.

• The Cell Block. The interior — corridors, lighting and rows of barred cells. Cell assignment and lockdowns take place here.
• The Yard. The open-air exterior ground.

Glowing floor markers show where action is possible. Stand on one and press E.

• Transit markers move you between the block and the yard.
• Information markers — a yellow “i” — describe areas still under construction.

The heads-up display reports your condition and holdings at a glance.

Top right	Nickname, health, and your live token balance with its symbol and logo
Bottom left	Radar showing nearby inmates and your heading, with the live population count
Top	Facility clock

The facility runs on a single Solana token. Its symbol, logo and your balance are read live from the chain — connect the wallet that holds it and the display updates on its own.

Proceeds

Revenue generated within the facility — beginning with cell rentals — funds an automatic buy-back-and-burn. Tokens are purchased from the market and permanently removed from supply.

Block A is open for assignment. Each cell holds two and may be rented alone or shared between two co-owners.

Active block	A
Cells	16
Occupancy	2 per cell — up to two co-owners
Rent	100,000 $CONVICTS per cell
Proceeds	Buy-back & burn

Procedure

1. Locate the rental terminal. Inside the block, find the green key marker beside the Block A cells and press E to open the assignment panel.
2. Review availability. The panel lists every cell and its occupancy. Approach any door to read its status tag and price.
3. Take the cell. Hold the required balance in your connected wallet to claim a cell or a co-owner slot.

At the Warden's order, the facility enters lockdown. Lighting drops to emergency red, cell doors seal, and every inmate is confined to a cell until the order is lifted.

Open chat with Enter or T, type your message, and press Enter to send. Press Esc to close chat and resume control.

Commands

Available to all inmates. Type them in chat, beginning with a slash.

Roleplay

Two narration commands let you act out conduct the facility doesn't simulate. They are broadcast to the population in a distinct colour, set apart from ordinary speech, and appear briefly above your convict's head.

• /me describes an action you take. Entering /me slides the tray under the door reads as * <name> slides the tray under the door.
• /do describes a circumstance or condition. Entering /do The lock is rusted shut reads as * The lock is rusted shut (( <name> )).

Keep narration in the third person and true to the scene. Use these to add colour; ordinary chat remains for direct speech.