He did walk me through a few early systems such as using signage to steer crowds toward concession stands and attractions, but for the most part, those systems are still being worked on. The demo I was given focused primarily on the creation side of the game, although Laws assured me that the simulation systems were being addressed in future builds, and that the game would be the deepest park simulation ever seen in the genre. I tend to favor the latter, leaving the creation heavy lifting to devs or community members. Depending on the type of player you are, you will either be spending countless hours shaping and creating new worlds and attractions, or tweaking every aspect of your park down to the smallest detail in order to maximize profits. There are two main components integral to games such as Planet Coaster: Creation and Management. Use that money to upgrade your park to attract more customers who then spend more money. The goal of any good theme park sim is simple: Build a park that is fun and entertaining in order to keep your customers happy so that they spend us much money as possible. Although the game is still in an early alpha state, from what I saw the developers have been making the most of their time since Roller Coaster Tycoon 3, and are looking to take some lessons learned from previous projects and use them to once again create a benchmark for the genre.
I was recently given a demo of the game by John Laws, the Director of Art for Planet Coaster. It’s been nearly 12 years since that game came out, so fans are clamoring for a robust theme park simulation experience for PC. Planet Coaster is a roller coaster and theme park simulation game being developed by UK studio Frontier Developments, which consists of several former members of the team behind genre classic RollerCoaster Tycoon 3.
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