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Prison Freak

A brutally precise single-screen platformer built around instant restarts and shattered pride. Dodge deadly traps, nail impossible jumps, and hit restart more times than you’d like to admit. No excuses. Just skill.

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OrcaLab Studios™
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OrcaLab Studios™
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About the Game

A brutal precision 2D platformer set inside an industrial prison that would really prefer if you failed.

  • Every screen is a trap.

  • Every jump is a gamble.

  • Every mistake is completely your fault.

One tiny slip, instant restart. No drama.

Prison Freak is built on tight controls, fast movement, and level design that has zero sympathy. There are no checkpoints inside levels. The prison doesn’t believe in second chances. It believes in repetition.

What to Expect

  • One-screen precision challenges designed to humble you,

  • Instant restarts (you’ll get very familiar with them),

  • Tight, unforgiving movement,

  • Traps that don’t blink,

  • A dark pixel-art prison that watches you struggle,

  • Linear progression that escalates your suffering politely.

This is for players who enjoy skill-based platformers, repeated failure, and the slow, painful process of getting better.

  • You will fall.

  • You will restart.

  • You will insist it was lag.

The prison is patient.

Are you?

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