![]() Planet Coaster is very much a love letter to games such as Theme Park and Roller Coaster Tycoon. Pushing you to manage, strategies and compromise to create the “(virtual) happiest place on Earth”. The rides you unlock from the start or have to research give the game another layer of depth once again. The biggest difference is the actual choice we are given, allowing players to create a miniature Epcot in game, or allowing them to craft a Coney Island. These two content packs certainly allow players to craft new areas, or just integrate the new rides and attractions in with existing game features. The challenge comes from pushing yourself to make bigger and more grand spectacles for guests to come and admire. The purpose of the expansions is to allow the player a greater depth of choice in creating their dream theme park. Explore the farthest reaches of China, then pop into a snow capped Swiss village, mosey on over to a Texan grill house and finish off outside a Parisian coffee store.īring so many different cultures into your park and create a scenario where you can go round the world in 80 attractions. ![]() The World’s Fair pack brings the iconic architecture and culture to your fingertips in this beautiful DLC pack. The pack offers a feeling of the “classic” American dream era of fair ground entertainment, all while integrating extremely well with the game’s previous expansions and the base content. Who needs the corkscrews and loop-to-loops of a bullet styles rollercoaster, when the big wheel and county fair vibes leave us feeling humble. The Vintage Pack pays homage to the wonderful theme parks of years gone by, when simplistic rides were all the rage. Each of these packs comes with a large variety of new rides, shops, attractions and everything needed to make this smile inducing game even more playable. ![]() My experience was a crash course on not just the base game but the DLC pack of ‘World’s Fair Pack’ and the ‘Vintage Pack’. The fact that the game is on Xbox Game Pass made it extremely fortunate that I could just pick up and play it with no hassle whatsoever. ![]() Planet Coaster first came onto the scene back in 2016, and I am ashamed to say that I unfortunately had not played it until recently. Calum Petrie reviews Planet Coaster: Console Edition – Vintage & World’s Fair Bundle… ![]()
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