Think you can design and build the greatest amusement park in the world? You select the site, you layout the rides. In fact, you control every aspect of running a profitable amusement park; from hiring employees, to developing new rides, to maintaining an adequate supply of soft drinks. Any mistakes, and the bustling hordes of fun-seekers will let you know. Oh, and that Merry-Go-Round in flames is a clue too.
Select from dozens of rides and attractions.
Experience fireworks, weather effects, and more!
Keep your employees happy, or be forced into some real-time deal making.
Visit the Bank Manager to keep an eye on your cash flow.
Check the park status screen to see what your visitors are thinking. You'd better build a burger stand, the little peeps are getting hungry!
17 comments
quackstar84
13 Nov 15#17
Increase the salt in fries so they would buy more drinks =)
richard0000
13 Nov 15#16
The good old days. Playing this on the megadrive as a 13 year old, without a worry in the world...
RSteve
13 Nov 15#14
I bought this last time it was on offer but I couldn't get it to work properly on my laptop - it loaded OK but the navigation around the park was so jerky and fast I couldn't place anything properly.
It was a shame as I have fond memories of this game too!
red23
13 Nov 15#13
that doesnt matter folk would buy it out of silly nostalgia
Mikuru
13 Nov 152#12
Theme Park world worked well on PS1/PS2 so there's some hope.
Salt up the fries, more drinks sold, more sick to clean up.... Played over 2 decades ago I'm sure on PC 486DX2, is that timing right? Dunno why that popped into my head... Damn I'm old.
thermomonkey to Donkii
13 Nov 153#15
Yes! I had the the 486 dx2 66... Then some fake Pentium upgrade (overdrive I think).
Anyway, no matter how many engineers I put in to my parks some kids always died on the bouncy castle. It didn't seem to bother passers by though!
Heat added!
AceRimmer15
12 Nov 151#7
Ahhh, the memories. It may actually be worth this for the nostalgia. With RCT World looking pretty sucky unfortunately, looking back may be a viable alternative. Although RCT3 is still the go to theme park sim for me.
pelago
12 Nov 151#5
Great game. Oh and it's Bullfrog not Bulldog.
BuzzDuraband to pelago
12 Nov 151#6
I'm looking for the text culprit, I'm 90% sure it was a copy/paste job :smile:
Cheers.
McTabish
12 Nov 151#4
Wasted a whole holiday in Spain playing this on the DS a few years ago. Still a great game.
Jim_Bob_Beers
12 Nov 159#2
Just this image gives me so many memories. Loved Theme Park.
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Select from dozens of rides and attractions.
Experience fireworks, weather effects, and more!
Keep your employees happy, or be forced into some real-time deal making.
Visit the Bank Manager to keep an eye on your cash flow.
Check the park status screen to see what your visitors are thinking. You'd better build a burger stand, the little peeps are getting hungry!
17 comments
It was a shame as I have fond memories of this game too!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hIkQlZQgig
http://www.themeparkitect.com/
https://openrct2.com/
Anyway, no matter how many engineers I put in to my parks some kids always died on the bouncy castle. It didn't seem to bother passers by though!
Heat added!
Cheers.