Builder - The new builder works in a piece-by-piece way, allowing you to create the buildings that you want, as well as the scenery surrounding them. Now with the new and improved 3D editor, the best one yet! This editor is based on spline and can now manipulate your tracks in complete 3D modeling, for the very first time ever. New 3D editor - Create the best, coolest designed coasters you can ever think of. Both your favorite features from previous games, as well as some new ones, advanced 3D graphics and environments, have been combined to offer you the ultimate roller coaster experience.īuild and enjoy thrilling, flat rides, excited guests that need to be managed and directed, content from you and other users, social characteristics, as well as many more, all under the same loop of one massive, fun title. Don’t like part of the track? Select those nodes and delete it.Ready for the new generation of theme park simulators? A fan of the building games forever? Introducing “World”, the new title from the masterfully done RollerCoaster Tycoon series. You just draw in some track, then go back and adjust height and curve by way of the nodes. RollerCoaster construction is now tied to a grid and node system. So I was glad to see the construction tools in this latest iteration get a complete overhaul.
Making a simplistic rollercoaster was an awkward affair, while creating something complicated might as well invoke the seven labors of Hercules. Whether that ends up a good thing or feels unnecessarily limiting to players, it’ll take more time with the game for me to know.Īs much as I love old-school RollerCoaster Tycoon, I don’t think it’s unfair to say that actual coaster construction in previous games has been janky. Sure, you could just throw every ride together in any configuration, but it’s clear the point is to have the experience gel like an Animal Kingdom or Epcot or Tomorrowland. Each theme has its own set of rides, and each of these rides features music and imagery tied to the theme. There are four themes planned for RollerCoaster Tycoon, each with its own mascot-a pirate area, science fiction, Western, and then a Disney-style 50s small-town America. Like Disney, like Six Flags, like that weird off-brand park your parents took you to because it was cheap and local, RollerCoaster Tycoon is now concerned just as much with your park feeling cohesive and planned rather than a muddled collection of rides thrown together just to make money. The point, however, is that the new RollerCoaster Tycoon focuses on aspects of your park beyond just the bare bones of a ride.
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Now obviously you don’t want to watch a TV broadcast of an amusement park. The game is constantly interrupted by camera cutaways, shots of the benches, et cetera that add nothing as far as the core game is concerned, but change the mood-it’s far more like watching/playing a TV broadcast of an NBA game than watching a real basketball game.
In order to explain how Atari’s approach to RollerCoaster Tycoon World has sharpened, I’m going to start by referencing something totally unrelated: 2K’s sports games.ĢK has an uncanny ability to focus on the presentation of sports rather than simply the core facets of the sport itself. I got an in-depth (but hands-off) look at the game recently, and here’s what I noticed. Here’s one: It’s 2014, and Atari is working on a RollerCoaster Tycoon sequel. I write some weird sentences in this industry.
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