The UI helps even here, with the options to display the excitement, nausea and fear the passengers experience on your ride. There is plenty of options here, from choosing the materials and the technology used in the construction, to seeing and determining the angle and speed of different parts of the coaster. You can design your park to the most minute detail and this is most evident when custom building a roller coaster. Using the mouse and keyboard shortcuts you can fine tune the position of your rides, stalls, paths as well as choose further customization options like the color scheme and more. When selecting your mode and starting a game, at first the interface and the number of options can feel overwhelming but in all honesty – it's simple to use and very intuitive. Basically, your goal is to build a self-sufficient park and manage all kinds of economic and other variables. Here you build your park from the ground up using a minimal amount of money which you can loan and have to pay back. Challenge mode is the classic mode, most similar to first Roller Coaster Tycoon basic game mode. Sandbox is where you build your park without the stress of money management and can pretty much build anything you can imagine with no limits. Career mode mostly comes with prebuilt parks and presents you with certain tasks of varying difficulty that you need to accomplish.

When starting the game you are presented with 3 options: career, sandbox and challenge mode.

More than 10 years later Frontier delivers the best parts of previous titles and builds upon them while utilizing the full power of current tech and game development to wrap it all up in a neat package that will keep you occupied for hours on end. Developed by Frontier Developments, the devs behind previous few Roller Coaster Tycoon games with the last one being Roller Coaster 3 in 2004. Theme park simulator games have flown off the radar in recent years and their comeback in form of Planet Coaster game is a home run.

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