Make it look like a willy, or spell out a rude word - you can let your imagination run free. These are what really pull the punters, and you get to place every twist, dive and loop in the track, saving your designs for use in other games. When we say 'rides', naturally the coaster is king. This involves constructing rides, shops, restaurants, bars and toilets, linking them all together with paths, and then making sure it all doesn't fall apart or get buried under a pile of litter when the screaming kids arrive. Essentially, you have to build an amusement park from scratch into the most popular recreation destination this side of Disneyland. If all you want is to build the amusement park of your dreams and you don't mind skipping some part of the game, you should definitely check this one out.The 'fresh' part is the problem, obviously, as the basic Rollercoaster formula remains unchanged. The controversial Career Mode notwithstanding, Planet Coaster is really good and is worth considering for fans of construction and management games, in general. Build an architectural marvel of your dreams Considering it's an integral part of the game's experience, this decision was considered by many as underhanded and seen as a sort of money grab move by the developer. Some of the tasks and objectives needed to be met in the game required purchasing DLCs. Speaking of Career Mode, this is one aspect where the game has received criticism and ultimately falls short. Finally, experience the whole construction and management aspect of the game from start to finish in Career Mode. Scenario Mode will let you create custom tasks and challenges of your own. Other modes include a Challenge Mode, wherein you will work with limited funds for your park. You can pretty much create any ride you want, and the tools available in the game will let you do that.Ĭoaster Park's Sandbox Mode, in particular, has received praise for letting players have full creative freedom with designing and building. Despite what its name might suggest, you are not actually limited to building just roller coasters. Originally called Coaster Park Tycoon before it was officially released back in 2016, Planet Coaster is a simulation game that basically lets you construct and manage your very own amusement park.
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