![]() ![]() Broken up into individual scenarios such as building an eco-friendly park or ensuring a certain number of customers are coming through the gates, Coaster offers a fairly decent jumping-on sequence, and allows you to get your head around the controller, which after taking the place of a mouse and keyboard does take a little while to get used to and isn’t quite as intuitive as the genres crowning m+k to controller achievement, Two Point Hospital. Career is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of how to create an insanely cool theme park your customers will want to return to over and over again. The three primary modes are Career, Challenge and Sandbox. A definite priority, despite the character written far too similarly to the kind of person I try not to follow on TikTok. 4K 60 FPS goodness ensures your theme park creations have never looked so glorious.Īside from the unfathomable joy that sears through you as your create death-defying coasters and a theme park fit for kings and queens, your main priority above all else is to make a hell of a lot of money for your corporate overlords, those who are in your ear for the majority of the tutorial and are definitely not annoying (not quite as annoying as the ‘content creator’ who is your base for finding out just what the customers want). Still, on PS5 all concerns were put to rest and it runs as beautifully as you’d expect. Essentially, you’ll have to create a gargantuan park before the game gives you any kind of indication you’re filling it up a little too much, but it’s good to know in advance that there is certainly a limit) (Note: As the game is also available on Xbox Game Pass we were able to to test out the OEC on an Xbox One S All Digital Edition and it offers similar space to the PS4 version. ![]() It’s a handy feature but it’s a clear reminder these kinds of games are designed for PC’s, and the controllers somewhat fiddly implementation at times is testament to that. On the PS4 Pro version we tested there’s an absolute limit, and the game gives you plenty of warning (don’t worry, there’s still a massive amount of content you can include). The console versions of the game include the Osward Eugene Counter – essentially a device that lets you know when your console is about to die because there are too many assets on the screen at once. ![]() Playing the game on PS5 is also a treat, as you know your console isn’t going to blow up when you place down your fifteenth new rollercoaster and the game flips out on you. The creativity of theme park sims has always been its biggest draw, and Planet Coaster allows you to let your imagination scream if it wants to go faster. The heady balance of managing finances, ensuring customers are satisfied and adding more exciting rides and experiences to boost the value of your park are beset by the sheer enjoyment of creating your own theme park and designing some utterly bananas rollercoasters that will delight your customers. What sets Planet Coaster apart from those that game before it? Its spiritual successor vibes to Theme Park and Rollercoaster Tycoon are the beating heart of why Coaster works so well, but there’s a personality throughout that makes the entire experience sing. It might even be the best example the genre has yet had to offer. Whilst throughout the games you feel a significant amount of pressure from all angles, being able to play a game that allows you to kick back and simply control the ins and outs of a business, whether it be a hospital, a football team or in this case, a theme park, there’s something to be said about the zen like quality they can offer, and Planet Coaster, landing in a most shiny state on PS5, is no exception. There’s something oddly comforting about a simulator. Planet Coaster arrives on consoles and is an absolute delight. ![]()
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