1. Deciding before the scan
The premise centers on X-raying inmates for hidden weapons. Make the scan the trigger for your decision, not a cosmetic extra.
2. Treating every highlighted object as identical
Official media depicts different carried objects, while the description specifically calls out illegal weapons. Read the object and any guidance shown in your session instead of reacting only to the green glow.
3. Optimizing speed before accuracy
The prison becomes more dangerous with processing volume. Moving faster without a reliable read can create both bad checkpoint decisions and an escalation you are not ready to handle.
4. Spending without reading
The listing advertises cash and security gear upgrades, but public sources do not list current effects. Check the current upgrade screen before committing your cash.
5. Ignoring the escape pressure
Massive escape attempts are advertised in the official description. Stay aware of the prison state instead of focusing only on the checkpoint routine.
6. Trusting guessed controls
The experience supports multiple device types, but a complete official control map is not public. Use the prompts rendered for your device and current version.
7. Planning around announced blocks
The listing still marked new prison blocks as “soon” when reviewed. Check the current build before treating them as available progression.
Repair your next run
Rebuild the routine from the beginner walkthrough, then use the FAQ to separate confirmed mechanics from details that are still not public.