Career mode, sandbox, and unlimited sandbox. There are three ways to play Rollercoaster Tycoon World. Placing paths and locations is straightforward. You lay pathways, plonk down rides, scatter a few toilets around for your punters to vomit their twelve-dollar hotdogs into, before raking in enough money to buy a four-year stay in the White House. You are Alton, God of Rollercoasters, and from your lofty position in the skybox, you're tasked with transforming a prime piece of wilderness into an offensively expensive way for weary parents to alleviate the mithering for a few hours. What we're faced with is the boggiest of bog standard theme-park builders. Yet developer Nvizzio has put in a fair amount of work since the game's atrocious Early Access debut, and the result is a game that is merely a bit shit. A nasty part of me wishes it was "car-crash into an orphanage for bush-babies" levels of awful, because it would be more interesting to write about. Rollercoaster Tycoon World is worse than No Man's Sky, but not in the way that the Steam users mean that. Indeed, a common refrain amongst Steam user reviews is that it's "Worse than No Man's Sky", which in the language of High Internet means "Worse than the Tay Bridge Disaster." In fact, I briefly wondered if this was Rollercoaster Tycoon World's new, avant-garde direction, a theme-park sim set in a dimension where the rides drive you insane.Īlas, it was merely a bug, something to do with the game failing to sync with the Steam cloud, and one of a litany of issues that has Tycoon fans worked up to a level of frenzy usually reserved for hungry sharks. As black screens go it's a very good one, the kind of fathomless void you'd expect Lovecraftian horrors to float around in. Upon launching, it presented me with an entirely black screen, and remained that way for the duration of my mid-afternoon coffee-break.
Corrected the price displayed for some Ghostbusters scenery/facility blueprints when highlighted in the browser - the actual price charged for these pieces has not changed.The 'Other' browser location tag is now automatically assigned to blueprints containing an Ecto Containment Unit, and after saving the blueprint, it can then be found in the correct object browser location.Restaurants now have all expected restaurant expansions connected to them.Fixed the max scaling size for the Demonic Knot track piece to be the originally intended size.The "no available vendor" button was sometimes press-able, which would lead to a crash.Fixed a crash on rapidly undoing and redoing the placements of track rides and their stations.Fixed a crash when editing rides, while moving the camera in a certain way and attempting to move the exit gate at the same time.Fixed a crash when trying to jump from one ride's info panel to another using the notification hint, while having the advanced settings highlighted.Fixed a crash on vending machine placement, when picking up a vending machine to replace it when the first placement didn't properly connect to the path.
Fixed a crash on repeatedly attempting to open the park management screen without dismissing the "missing DLC" info message.Fixed a crash on undo/redo of placing rides and adding/removing entrance gates.Fixed a crash on deleting park saves when trying to confirm with two button presses at the same time.
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