[ SECRET POST #4197 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4197 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

I LOVED that game so much! Nobody would ride my coasters because I made them too insane. I also had a bad habit of drowning guests who complained too much... or handymen who pissed me off.

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, the only way to play it wrong is to make something YOU don't enjoy making as far as I'm concerned.

[soldatsasha]

There's no wrong way to play the game, nonny. The whole point is to have fun, and it sounds like you were! My parks were always 90% scenery and food courts.

(Does anyone remember Theme Park? That was my favorite of the early park building games. omg it was so good. It just had a big square grass lot to build in, it was a lot more sandboxy than the Roller Coaster Tycoon games were.)

[(Anonymous)]

No one played that game 'right'. It's like the Sims -- you play it however it gets you the most enjoyment. OPT fucking? Great, make them married in the game. Want to make your park better than the one next door? Design a roller coaster that launches a cart into the next park and everyone dies *there* instead of in your park.

[(Anonymous)]

I loved this game. So relaxing in a sandbox world I created and controlled. I need something like that now.

[(Anonymous)]

I was the same with zoo tycoon! I spent so long making little hubs for families to hang out, and then maybe one or two animals. My brother just liked feeding visitors to the lions.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm 30 and still play the first Zoo Tycoon game from 2001. All I care about is obsessively making sure that every single animal is happy, and I get upset and stop playing a file if even one animal is miserable and I can't figure out how to make them happy. I care about that more than how much of a profit I make, because all I need money for is buying supplies for the animals.

It's called Zoo Tycoon for a reason, making as much money as possible is supposed to be the purpose of any of those games! It's not supposed to be a pet simulator like Tamogotchis or whatever, yet I treat it like having dozens of virtual pets at once.

[singloom]

LOVE THAT GAME. Still play it to this day and can easily spend many hours building a groovy theme park. Everything, from getting to pick the colour of novelty items, to naming your rides, was a nice touch too.

[(Anonymous)]

This is available on the Apple App Store, in case anyone was unaware and wanted to play the original game on mobile <3