#SIM COASTER GAME PC#
#SIM COASTER GAME SERIES#

#SIM COASTER GAME SERIES#

This mode sees you collecting a series of stars obtained by completing specific challenges across different maps. While most people are likely to jump into the Sandbox mode and start building the park of their dreams right away, the Career Mode actually does a better job of helping you get to grips with all the controls. There are sliders to change the draw distance, graphical fidelity and even guest limits though that do help if you have an older machine.

#SIM COASTER GAME PC#

The graphical quality is likely to differ depending on your PC settings though and it’s advised to check the specs of the game against your own PC before purchasing. The Main Menu is really nicely presented, broken up into large tilesīoasting bright colours and an upbeat soundtrack, Planet Coaster nails its aesthetic perfectly and the bright, vibrant colours only reinforce that. Guided through Early Access thanks to an army of loyal fans and a responsive development team, Planet Coaster matches its creative tools with a gorgeous aesthetic and some really fun career levels. After completing a custom avatar and placing it on a large globe, the game opens up with its main menu, boasting a wealth of options including a Career Mode, Challenges, the ever-popular Sandbox mode and a slew of tutorial videos to help with the basics of playing. Still, there’s an incredible amount of customization here that truly lets you go wild and create the theme park of your dreams. Planet Coaster is an accessible and creative title but also relatively basic when it comes to its management sim elements. With many titles since Rollercoaster Tycoon failing to strike the right balance between creativity and theme park management, Frontier’s newest addition to the sim line-up is probably as close to a natural step forward for this genre of games as we’re likely to get. At the end of the 90’s, Frontier released one of the best theme park titles of all time in Rollercoaster Tycoon, a game that felt like a natural successor to what Bullfrog had produced in 1994’s Theme Park.

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