Abandoned Prison

The hideout of infamous twin brothers Bob and Buck. By the way, the front porch literally defies gravity. I swear to god man.

### Found in

Unknown (probably this prison don't exists actually)

### Hazards

Glitches can make you fall down in some places and can knockout you.

### Hiding Places

Itself (By a glitch)

The **Abandoned Prison** is where The Twins takes place. It has been adapted by Bob and Buck into a hideout where they can keep and guard their stolen valuables. It is also known to be the home of Bob and Buck.
The **Abandoned Prison** is very big, and likely to be several years old, judging by its state of abandonment and somewhat dysfunctional technology.

## Structure

Along with the expected prisoner cells, it also appears to be connected to a living space with a kitchen, bathroom, and several storage areas. In addition, the building has roof access which directly overlooks the main entryway hall. There are also several underground areas connected to the complex, including a cavern underneath the foyer where the Beetle lives, and a cellar which has been flooded through some series of events.
The **Abandoned Prison** has numerous entrances and exits, all of which serve the Player as methods of both breaking in and escaping from the hideout. In total, there are 3 access doors: one in the foyer, one on the rooftop, and one in the cellar. A ladder hangs down from the roof to the ground below, though it's uncertain if this was placed by the Player or if it was already there before.

## Contraptions

Throughout the prison's walls there are numerous devices strewn about, though it's uncertain how many were part of the building's original structure and how many were installed by the twins for purposes of security.
In the cavern below the complex, there are several old wooden platforms connected to sliding tracks, allowing access to the many points of interest across its wide expanse.
At the building's top floor, there is a control room fitted with surveillance camera monitors, an intercom system connected to a microphone, a safe, and a switchboard that controls access to the attic. However, some of this technology isn't functional; whether this is for gameplay purposes or proof of the prison's age is not clear.
Buck and Bob have also strewn about explosive laser tripmines within several areas of the complex, to impede the Player's progress in exploring the hideout and retrieving necessary tools. The number of tripmines varies dependent on the difficulty, with up to 7 appearing on the hardest difficulty, Extreme.

## Trivia

* It's unknown what caused the flood in the cellar, though it could be connected to the building's waterworks or a sewer system, especially considering it is one of the available methods of escape.
* Though the twins must have set up the scaffolding in the foyer, both to hide the painting and allow entry to the hideout without unlocking any of the exit doors, they are completely unable to use it in-game.
	+ The same can be said of the platforms in the cavern, which they are never seen using. Despite this, items are placed down there, and it is also the location of one of the game over scenes.
* The cavern underneath the foyer might have been terraformed by the twins, rather than being part of the building's original construction plans.
	+ It presents a huge danger to those attempting to traverse it, as the methods of getting around it are quite unorthodox and are an easy method of hurting yourself, in addition to having absolutely no concessions made for the safety of its inhabitants.
	+ The tunnel that houses the Beetle is extremely rough around the edges, with the machinery that operates its wooden door appearing very jury-rigged.
	+ Lastly, the secret compartment under the stairs presents little practical purpose apart from embedding valuable items inside, to hide them from potential thieves.
* The attic area where the diamond is stored actually presents an impossibility in the building's architecture; the attic area would have to be located above the roof for it to make sense, meaning the diamond and its platform should be visible from outside the rooftop at the start of the game.
* Bob and Buck were sent here to prison then they took over this place and started living in their taken over prison.