Overwhelmed by vomit from a slightly too intense rollercoaster I’d built, my park is looking less like a beautiful day out and more like the pavement outside a kebab shop on a Friday night.
That’s because my garden preoccupation had come at the expense of the rest of my park. There’s also an option to end a scenario early if you’ve met the conditions well before the timer runs out, which I had not. It’s a handy little tool when so much of your park’s life can feel like slow going. With everything ticking over nicely, I fast forward the game speed to watch the money roll in and sprint towards my completion goals. Inspired by the online servers, I try my hand at building a small barn using the miscellaneous pieces provided and stick a burger shop inside it. I end up pinching a wooden coaster, a suspended one and a cute-looking gentle car ride for later before having a little cry over my lack of talent.Īnnoyed that my coasters still have a long way to go, I leave the rides and park management side of things alone while I attempt to create some pretty gardens instead. Other servers are also a great source of ideas-I found myself poking around other peoples’ parks for any coaster designs I could save to use in my own parks. While, in theory, you could mess with other peoples’ builds, the community seems very welcoming and is happy to collaborate, even if your addition of a go-kart track uglies up a beautiful castle theme. You can either start your own park or join someone else’s server and start building. The multiplayer servers are a fun addition and source of inspiration if you don’t mind beating yourself up about how talented everyone else is compared to you.
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