Especially as there are not batch option for prices or employees, meaning if you want to see if your employees are happy and what their current needs are (whether it be a raise or to further their training), or if you want to adjust the price on the new ride you just put in, you will have to go in to every individual tab to change the settings. The only gripe that I had was that the longer I played and the more expansive my park became, the slower the user interfaces became which soon made the game a bit frustrating. I won’t lie, I spent a long, long time perfecting my park to my standards, and it was great! Playing through the first couple of career modes really did help me figure out how exactly I wanted my Coaster haven to look. The real treat to this game is it’s challenge mode, in which players will have to manage their guests happiness, customization, construction and employees all the while trying to stay within your budget.

Then finally we have the open Sandbox mode, where you can build to your hearts content without worrying about problems or costs. Career mode, where you can build your skill and level by taking over a park that needs a pick me up by meeting certain goals and advancing to the next level. There’s challenge mode, where you are given a plot of land and a starting budget with the goals of being able to fulfill a few objectives while creating the most kick ass theme you can think of. Once you’ve laid down where you want to be located, you’ll get a list of game options to choose from. Naturally I tried to pick as close to home as possible.

Once you have your character to your liking, the game will ask you where you would like to set up your headquarters by presenting you with a giant rotate-able Earth. “The real treat to this game is it’s challenge mode, in which players will have to manage their guests happiness, customization, construction and employees all the while trying to stay within your budget.”

Vr mod for planet coaster