Planet Coaster 2

Planet Coaster 2 excels in amusement park management, presenting a superb combination of gameplay depth and accessibility. You’re sure to enjoy the ride in this brilliant coaster tycoon.

For theme park lovers, Planet Coaster 2 is truly a dream come true. The addition of water parks opens up new ways to expand on the core roller coaster mechanics, while the introduction of new systems greatly enhances the gameplay experience. Whether you're building thrilling rides or managing park operations, this sequel offers a wealth of creative possibilities.

Frontier’s park-building sequel is a vibe, it is a mood, and it is sunshine wrapped in a very bright bow. Minor control frustrations aside, it's the best theme park builder out there, with impressively deep customisation, beautifully detailed visuals and the ability to make hours of your life melt away.

Planet Coaster 2 will take you on a new adventure that combines the charm and joy of the original with its own brand-new highs. While there are a couple of dips along the way, they are short-lived and simply part of the experience that doesn’t diminish the joy.

I’ve loved and played Planet Coaster for years, and I really wanted the sequel to be the ultimate coaster-building experience. The potential is there. The water features are great, and the new coasters are exciting. Many of the tweaks and changes add new flexibility and sophistication to the building process. At the same time, the game’s lack of final technical polish and its time-consuming, heavy learning-curve, convoluted UI added an element of frustration to what should have been a familiar but unassailably better experience.

Planet Coaster 2 could be a first-class theme park simulator, but it still needs some fine-tuning. Menu navigation and handling contrast with the fun park building, the great creative options and the pretty presentation.

Planet Coaster 2 introduces some fun new features like pools and water rides but falls short in interface and management mechanics, hampering the gameplay experience. Visually impressive, yet limited content and performance issues leave it feeling unfinished and disappointing for a full-priced game.

Es un buen juego, en el cual hay muchas montañas rusas y muchas cosas que hacer, yo lo recomiendo eternamente

Disappointed straight out of the gate, 30 FPS Cap on a NEW-GEN CONSOLE is outrageous, and has put me off playing this game at all. Frontier don’t care about their players at all and I see why this is rated low. All the new features are cool, but the controls are different, the menus are all wrong, there is a significantly reduced park space and biomes to choose from, but all of this would have been fine if they got their game to run at 60 FPS on an EXTREMELY CAPABLE CONSOLE

It came out a buggy mess and unfinished, it has gotten better with updates and with more scenery being added, however i still feel bitter that they focused on a DLC first instead of actual Updates. **** Capitalism

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It's a "maybe". The menus are horrible especially on keyboard, it was clearly designed with console in mind. The game feels kind of clunky and unfinished. Also the decision to not include a number of HUGE themes including pirate, sci-fi, etc. just feels like a terrible idea, I was trying to build a castle earlier and there's absolutely nothing for such a simple scenery piece. There's also some basic keybinds (e.g. DEL to open the delete menu) missing. With that being said, the waterparks are a cool addition, and the rides are MASSIVELY improved, especially with the addition of drop and switch tracks. The performance is magical, this thing runs amazingly! I've never seen a game with graphics as good as this run as well as this, that might change as my park gets bigger of course but that's to be expected. Honestly right now I'm 50/50, I'm going to keep playing around and I'll change this if I feel any different. But as of right now it feels like I'm playing a console game on a device it's not designed for.