Escaped on Day 3 after Lights Out. Grappled onto the rooftops and used a rope ladder to get into the southern garage area.

Overall, not bad. Toughest part was figuring out how to get access to a bookshelf. I do think the convoluted maze design works against the prison as much as it works for it.

On the positive side: alternate paths to avoid security provides some nice depth and scope to think and be clever. That's definitely good and rewarding to figure out.

On the negative side: regime is obnoxious to follow. When everything is spread out, the layout is labyrinthine, things are visually messy and cluttered with junk that gets in the player's way, that can feel like cheating because you're making it hard to just follow the regime properly. Rather than punish the player for going off the path and trying to escape, it's like designing things to punish the player for playing at all. I know you want it to be hard, but that edges onto unfair and wanting to "beat" the player entirely.

In addition, convoluted layouts and massive maps work against the prison's security. Guards can't patrol effectively, creating lots of blind spots players can easily exploit.

More mixed bag things: the cell layout is neat, but the presence of a "shared yard" area allows me to simply take the desks out of sight of the security cams. Coupled with the poor guard coverage, they're very easy to loot. Not sure if you wanted it that way. Also, the generator is very easy to access (getting a uniform disguise isn't that hard) so I could shut down the power whenever I wanted. Feels a little funny that it's easier to power off the prison than find a bookshelf. Again, not sure if you want it that way.

Recommendations: the map could use some cleaning up. Less junk on the paths and more consistent floor patterns so routes around the prison are clearer to the player. Especially to roll call, but it shouldn't be an obstacle course just to go where the prison wants me to go. I know your goal was a trench, but the layout goes all over the place so it looks more like a general mess than war trenches. A tighter layout might sell the idea better and give better guard coverage which would both increase difficulty and feel less cheat-y about it.

Also, if you want to make the cell block tougher, make them individual cells so players can't just take the desks out.

Hope this was helpful. Again, wasn't bad and once I got past the layout issues and visual chaos, it was an okay brain teaser. Looks like you got more hits on this map than I ever got on any of mine so congrats on that.