Rollercoaster tycoon classic expansion packs

ROLLERCOASTER TYCOON CLASSIC EXPANSION PACKS SERIES

Marketing is unavailable, so you can't just cheese the objective that way. There is an easy work around to just remake the park entirely from scratch, but even then, you're still racing against the clock to get 900 people in your park within just one year. The catch that makes this a difficult set-up is that you only get ONE YEAR to get all the flaws fixed in addition to getting 900 people in your park.

The original game's Corkscrew Follies expansion has a rather nasty objective in Fiasco Forest having to fix up a park that is pre-built to be an absolute disaster.

Better brush up on your skills with the Wooden Twister and Mine Train, because they are the only 'large' coasters you get.

Also, since this is an 'old-fashioned' type of park, you don't get nearly the selection of researchable rides that most parks give you, similar to Woodworm Park (mentioned below), with only a few thrill rides and no fancy roller coasters. Good thing that this isn't in Loopy Landscapes (which prevents you from charging for park entry). The only thing that will save you from the horrendous debt is the entry fee (thankfully in RCT Classic, this is a Pay-to-Enter park) of the park, since the rides are old enough that you can't charge for them at all. And there's more: The rides are around 28 to 42 years old, meaning that they are much more prone to breakdowns. You start with $250,000 of debt, which means you will lose over $400 every month due to the huge loan. And the cherry? The park rating is harder to increase, meaning you'll need those 6.00 Excitement Ratings. The difficulty? The island is a very long and thin strip of land, and fitting in a lot of roller coasters at the end can be very painful. It has the 'Ten Roller Coasters' goal, but the Excitement Rating is 6.00 and there is no length goal. Pleasure Island, the park shortly after Octagon Park, is just as bad.Doesn't help that amassing the funds for a qualifying roller coaster is frustrating, let alone 10. Octagon Park and Ghost Town hammers in the reality that some open-ended scenarios are open-ended for a reason.However, it's a little more forgiving due to being allowed to build above trees and being given a few areas of cliffs to allow for underground construction. The original game's Rainbow Valley, as mentioned above, is basically the father of Harmonic Hills.

ROLLERCOASTER TYCOON CLASSIC EXPANSION PACKS SERIES

Your ride selection is worst in the series (RCT Classic adds insult to injury and gives you an Air Powered Vertical Coaster at the start of the scenario) you don't even start with food or drinks.

Harmonic Hills gives you a tree covered area with restrictions on landscaping, scenery removal and building above said trees.

It's also very easy for guests to get lost due to this too, considering a lot of them don't really use transport rides for their intended purpose.

Lightning Peaks can be a bit tricky to beat due to the uneven layout of the terrain.

However, it turns out that it was made expensive for this mission with each tile costing a hefty 90$. It's also one of the few smaller maps where purchasing new land would actually be a helpful tactic. 800 guests might not seem like a lot, but when it's hard to bring in money and get your guests to go on the rides, you'll be happy to afford a Shuttle Loop. You have very little space, the terrain is horribly uneven, the loan caps out at $15k and it rains a lot. 'No Entry' signs might deter guests, but they don't deter staff, meaning that if your Mechanic isn't patrolling a particular ride, they'll be on the other side of the park when a ride breaks down. The level is a very large and beautiful park that's completely empty, meaning you'll have to make the park one section at a time unless if you want guests to get lost and complain.

For first timers, Evergreen Gardens (which is in the starting batch of scenarios in the original game and Classic) can be very tough.

Rollercoaster tycoon classic expansion packs