This isn’t just about building rollercoasters, but managing the less glorious minutia of running a fun park – all of which the game manages to integrate. And while you can design your own rides, the supplied ones are more than adequate (and somewhat less frustrating to use due to the slightly clumsy interface of the ride builder).Īlthough building the perfect coaster is where you’ll eventually spend the majority of your gaming time, you also have do much more to win. Most of their challenges are geographical in nature, as in how do you manage to squeeze another ride into your cramped little park? Unlike Bullfrog’s underachieving Theme Park, a game which RollerCoaster Tycoon can’t help but be compared with, it never forces the player to get bogged down in the minutia of running a park.
You can blast through all of the pre-made scenarios without a lot of struggle. As a business simulator / park builder, it succeeds admirably.Īs with Sawyer’s previous game Transport Tycoon, RollerCoaster Tycoon is not particularly challenging to win. Unlike other strategy games, RollerCoaster Tycoon, perhaps more befitting its corporate master Hasbro than its actual publisher MicroProse, seems more concerned with surrounding the player in the fun parts of managing an amusement park.
After playing RollerCoaster Tycoon for a few hours, you’ll find that the fun is wildly contagious.
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