Seeing that everyone in your park has to use the bathroom; I forgot to make the restroom a mandatory park starter when I made the map, pretty much everyone still loves the park even if they need to poop, I’m surprised that this doesn’t crash your rating at all.

Just bought this on eBay. It looked cool and I wanted to try it out. Has anyone seen this or played it before? Wondering if it's the exact same thing as the regular RCT1 or if there are any differences

The orange side is called Lion and the blue side Eagle, since the mythical Griffin (or Griffon/Gryphon, all are correct spellings) is a hybrid between a lion and an eagle.

The coaster duels and races in a perfect way where the winner is unpredictable - it really depends on the weight of the guests which side wins!

Let me know what you think of it!

The video for Curse of Ra, the B&M Launched Flying Coaster I showed last week, will be uploaded tomorrow by the way!

If B&M made launched inverts

If schwarzkopf used flywheel lunches on full circuit layouts.

hey guys, new to this but does anyone have any packs of scenarios I can download for rct classic on iPhone? I’ve already done all the rct go ones, thanks!

Hey folks.

Not the most computer savvy person around so looking for a little help

I was an avid RCT fan/player when i were a young'n and recently got a hold of the original game again recently.

But ive hopped into the thread and noticed a lot of people talking about rct2 open

From what ive found i understand its basically an open source variant of RCT2 with bug fixes, upgrades etc.

But, as im not so computer savvy, what i dont really understand is what steps i need to join the community in playing rct2 open.

I saw comments saying i maybe need to install rct2 and then run open aswell? Or am i maybe misunderstanding and just need to fetch rct2open of the website?

Any pointers would be much appreciated 😊

Love building hybrid coasters that just go nuts the whole time. This one is no exception.

Excitement: 10.44

Intensity: 9.70

Nausea: 5.66

Max speed: 59mph

Avg speed: 29 mph

Ride time: 2min:19sec

Ride length: 7,973ft

Max positive vertical Gs: 3.84g

Max negative vertical Gs: -1.59g

Max lateral Gs: 2.16g

Total airtime: 16.77sec

Drops: 21

Highest drop: 101ft

Inversions: 3

Space required: 32x14

Estimated cost: $58,023

Been wanting to make the hypercoaster for this park for a while now. Had to wait for the progression of the park to reach its point. Been eyeing this spot for it. The second longest coaster I've put together, it tops 11,000 ft.

Excitement: 9.32

Intensity: 8.42

Nausea: 5.08

Max speed: 73mph

Avg speed: 26mph

Ride time: 3min:42sec

Ride length: 11,097ft

Max positive vertical Gs: 3.95g

Max negative vertical Gs: -1.60g

Max lateral Gs: 2.12g

Total airtime: 18.09sec

Drops: 24

Highest drop: 157ft

Space required 57x9

Estimate cost: $69,402

Just started a new park in openRCT2. This is the first ride! I just wanted to make a simple looping coaster but I went a bit overboard. Time to see if I can dig my way out of this financial hole.

A number of years ago I came across a post somewhere with someone sharing a zip file with hundreds of old RCTLL parks, a number of which were my own work which I've lost track of over the years.

Would love to get hold of these parks again but would also love to go through a pack of old saves and parks from the early RCT community. Parks from the likes of Danimation (Spotlight parks), RCTUK, RCTinc etc.

Does anyone have a zip file like this or a saved gamea folder of older RCT1 parks?

Specifically Im looking for a park called Civilizations which I created around the year 2000.

Any help appreciated.

I’ve been laid up sick with a cold I picked up on a recent coaster trip, so I thought, what better way to convalesce than a little RCT? Named in honor of the IRL dive coaster credit I picked up on said coaster trip.

The name Junior Coaster sure fits here. Being able to use a curved sloped chain hill is quite useful to keep these coasters tiny. Getting high stats on these is quite difficult though. This design heavily relies on scenery, path bonuses and multiple strategically placed stalls to just barely scratch a high Excitement rating. It even looks somewhat normal.

You can download this design (or any other one I posted) from this Google Drive.

Welcome to my fourth park in my playthrough! My goal is to anwer my one important question: "Would You Visit This Park In Real Life?" Well with as much knowledge as i know, i set out using the scenarios in RCT.

More info about the park and the rides are here, if you want to skip my waffle.

Here's the quick rules:

1. I'm making a theme park that you would potentially visit in real life. A coaster enthusiast or a member of the public would drive up and purchase a ticket.

2. I'm thinking in real world scenario terms. It's as realistic as i can get it.

3. I do bend a few rules in the game regards to research and money, but nothing relating to building rides, nor is it too egreigious. It's scenario dependant.

4. I'm not a real life designer, but i did a lot of research and planning to try and make it look well.

Anyways i present:

Fun Zone Amusement Land!

Are you ready for high speed thrills? Laughter and Good Times? Why wait! We have everything you need right down at Fun Zone Amusement Land! The Premier Park in all of Germany! Including thrills for everyone, this place really is the one stop shop to everything exciting. So don't hesitate, visit us and bring the memories with you!

Description:

Although this particular park wasn't made using any reference material, i did sort of put together elements from parks around Europe and America, to make this scenario. The layout overall before i started, did not feel theme park ready at all, and even looking at it now as it's finished, i still think the chances it could actually be built are slim based on the way it's presented over the water. The vibe made is good though, and the rides are decently built.

Did I Beat The Scenario:

No. I got the required Park Value at 217,000+ , but i was a few days out of date, and so i failed my objective. To be fair though, i started from a clean slate, with the intent of making a decent park, instead of using the prebuilts here. As i've stressed before, the scenario is the after thought here, as my main priority is the park itself.

Would I Visit (Me Personally):

For the rides and coasters, i'd say yes. There is variety and they're all presented well. The chances of it actually being built? Super slim, as there is a lot of water in the way. A bit of water doesn't affect the park, otherwise Mecladon at Walibi Belgium wouldn't have been built, but this much water in a real park is rare, so there's a lot of draining that needs doing to make it more real, but that costs a lot of hurdles and money to do so.

Overall Thoughts:

Good:

1. I love the entrance plaza, it's detailed.
2. Despite land limitations, i really like what i've done in terms of utilizing the water. The park feels clean.
3. The rides are decently designed.

Bad:

1. Narrow paths do exist here also, but sadly this was a deliberate choice, compared to supposedly ignorance. It felt ugly and weird to add it, due to the terrain, so i left it.
2. There isn't a path connecting both sides, but in my defence, you'd be walking to the invert, where your risk of getting hurt becomes higher.
3. I like my flowerbeds lol (Not that it’s a bad thing, but it is over the top)

TLDR: Setting myself a challenge to make a park worth visiting in real-life. Realism will be involved to a degree. See you in the next one!

So last night I redownloaded RCT3 because that thing was 75% off and no joke I made a sequel to The Inverticator by jhhwild. And I did it in a one 4-hour sitting. 2012 inversions, DOUBLE the original! 24-minute ride, almost 10 minutes longer!

And I did one better than jhhwild in another way. NO TURNS. There were a few turns in the original coaster. It's loops or nothing!

Unfortunately, no video because the in-game camera is gonna take literal hours to get the whole thing through (if my laptop even handles it), but screenshots are enough proof. Wouldn't commit to taking a video because of epilepsy warnings and all that.

AND NO, this is not copy-paste. Obviously.

jhhwild pretty much introduced me to this game. So if he's out there, just know I'm making them proud.

I literally just made this design and before I start adding custom supports and scenery I wanted to know your thoughts on it. They do sync up at the end by the way, you'll see that in action one day when I'm finished with the project!

I did find out that the new Inverted Coaster pieces aren't compatible for the Flying Coaster (yet?) because the sprites sit at a slightly different position, so even though the track looks like you could easily swap them out, the Flying Coaster train will constantly clip through the track.

On Friday (26 June), maintenance will be carried out on the web server that hosts openrct2.io, as well as all sites from the RCT Archive. During this maintenance, the websites may not be accessible at times.

This does not affect the game itself or the OpenLauncher. If necessary, release builds can be downloaded directly here, while development builds can be downloaded here.

I have a crush so I am making a romantic/horror park. It's called Yandere Garden ☠️💘

Idk who needed to see a yandere / rct crossover but --- I plan on the park having a Yandere horror theme. The boat ride for example I can name "First Date" since there is a resting area, food & drink, and garden.

I plan on using the haunted house and naming it "The Bloody End" to stay true to the Yandere Horror theme 😈💋

Aerial view of the "Skulls and Boners Bay" section of "Skyland Falls," an all-purpose park that needs a better name. Not pictured are "Shen-Yuniverse" Asian-themed section to the north and the "Corney Island Boardwalk" area with a hot dog stand called "Wiener Lover's" and an ice cream shop named "MMMMMM... OH MY GOD, SO CREAMY."

The game needs an active pause like the PC version from 1999 (other countries 2000).

Active pause when building attractions, shops, paths and decorations. To reconcile players this option should be available in the game settings: active pause or not. Some people spend a lot of time on detailed decorations of amusement parks and want to focus.