The truly sad thing about the poor graphics performance is that the 3D modeling doesn’t look all that complicated. These are words you don’t want associated with the audio and video in your games, but that’s exactly what you’ll see here. Once you’ve created that masterpiece you can take it into your theme park and let your customers go for a spin (if the budget can handle the expense). Here you get to take all the track styles in the game and concoct scream machines from your own twisted imagination. When you’re not working on building your park's value and popularity you can spend time in the Coaster Design Kit. The overall skills (landscaping, water drainage, etc) can be used across the parks, but after I researched a hot dog stand in one park I still had to spend the time and cash to research it again in the next.

My one big complaint with the park research model is that things don’t always move from one park to the next. Failure to keep up with the competition will cause your guests to leave for other parks. On top of the other challenges you have to keep your research staff busy coming up with new rides and improvements for your existing ones.

Sim coaster game