On the later levels, those Gold objectives are made incredibly difficult thanks to tough environments to build parks in, limited land space, and picky consumers. These can range from having a certain satisfaction level in the park, to having enough terrifying rides for patrons to jump on, right through to simply having a park that’s worth enough money. Those are broken down as Bronze, Silver and Gold, and as you complete one you move “up” to the more strict challenges of the next. Each transports players to a particular theme – be that the utterly standard starting park, through to more bizarre Halloween and Sci-Fi themed worlds, and each time players are set three distinct sets of challenges. With a better-than-pedestrian port to Nintendo Switch, the classic lives on, and it is every bit as playable and entertaining as it ever was… there’s just one very big omission.īefore we get to that, though, the good first: RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 features a mammoth number of levels to play through.
RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 is a beloved simulator, and with Atari since driving the property into the dirt, it’s the one that people look to as the classic in the theme park sub-genre (eclipsed, perhaps, only by the very recent Planet Coaster).
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