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[BGTKing]

Parkitect is a relatively new theme park/roller coaster management game being created by some independent developers.

 

This is a thread to discuss general aspects of the game.

 

 

 

I downloaded the game recently and will post some thoughts when I have a chance after work.

[KirbyCoast]

I've been playing the game recently and I think it's amazing! I couldn't get Planet Coaster because I think my computer isn't good enough, but I'm glad I got it. The only difference between this and RCT 3 ( I know most of the people who play it are from RCT 1 and 2, but some players like me did come from RCT3) that is a "downgrade" is the terrain editor, but I've had no problems with it. It can still make nice looking mountains, and it's so much easier to use than the RCT 3 terrain editor. Although I will say that I wish they made a terrain painter a little bit more like RCT 3, it's really hard to make nice transitions with just being able to paint on the grid. Otherwise I think it's amazing, and I'm excited to see what they add in the future.

Edited by KirbyCoast, 31 May 2016 - 11:03 PM.

[BGTKing]

I haven't had a chance to play much, but a couple impressions.

 

1. The game is clearly modeled after RCT. So if you have played them in the past, it feels very familiar.
2. I like how your shops need stock and they have to be stocked by an employee. Adds a bit of realism/more park management where you can run out of goods at your park.

[Maxlaam]

At the moment the game feels very bland. Especially with the joy of Planetcoaster this doesn't feel as polished. Then again, I think the scenario's will be better than with Planet Coaster because of it's more simplistic approach.