I had a far greater time building custom track rides that weren’t rollercoasters, such as the tracker system (a ride specifically created for those who love to create dark rides). The tracker ride as seen in the Planet Coaster – Magnificent Rides Collection teaser. You can insert one of the many pre-built coasters or build your own, and building your own is incredibly easy and insanely fun - don’t get too carried away though because you will have to deal with the consequences of G-forces, fear, and excitement levels being too high and sometimes too low. One of the bigger things players are going to be excited about is, of course, the rollercoasters. You can find everything from bins to animatronics to match your theme. The filtering system is easy to use, and it makes it much easier to find rides and scenery to match the theme of your park or specific land. What I did love was creating themed lands.
While many players online have fun building their stage buildings to house their attractions, I found it extremely cumbersome and wished that there was an option to install a pre-build building I could use instead of creating one from scratch.Īlthough, that’s just me because as I mentioned previously, many people online have a great deal of fun building their back-of-house buildings, and hiding this with intricately themed-scenery (see the image above as an example). My park was decent enough, but my biggest issue was building dark rides (rides that take place mostly or completely indoors) as they require constructing a building in which to house the rides. Two examples from the PC version of the game of a stage building with scenery items used to hide it from the guest’s view.
Once I had gotten the hang of things, I was able to create a decent enough theme park called “Adventure Islands” with a medieval-fantasy land, a tropical-pirate paradise, and an out-of-this-world sci-fi land. It does hit you all at once, but the career mode tutorials have been revamped specifically for the console edition, and they guide you through the controls with great ease. The online-exclusive deluxe edition may set you back almost £50, but it comes with the downloadable content Magnificient Rides Collection, Classic Rides Collection, and the Deluxe Rides Collection.Īt first, the game is extremely daunting with many tools, attractions, shops, scenery pieces, buildings, challenges, and that doesn’t even include the business aspects of the game with its budgeting, ride reliability, staff management, and research unit. However, I’ve been keenly watching PC gamers enjoy the spectacular looking Planet Coaster, a theme park business sim not too dissimilar from the RCT franchise.įrontier Games were kind enough to send us a copy of the new Planet Coaster: Console Edition (Deluxe Edition) for the PlayStation 5. When I was younger, I spent a lot of hours on RollerCoaster Tycoon 1 & 2, and I recently invested in the third installment on the Nintendo Switch.
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