Thrillville®: Off the Rails™

Im like walt disney except all my coasters kill you

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¯\_(• ⤙•")_/¯ that feeling when your uncle entrusts you with running a theme park but you are lowkey winging it lol but seriously I love this game, it has every type of mini game imaginable and loads of fun ways to customize your park. Also this game is packed with bangers, every time I play I end up getting a song stuck in my head! It is an old game but I feel like it holds up pretty well today, I love replaying and creating new rides. Overall very fun and definitely is a nostalgic delight.

This game was one of my childhood favorites, and I was so happy to see I could revert the game into the old school, rough art design that I remember as a kid. I still think this game has depth in the immersion more than a majority of games within this genre released today. They made their own radio stations to play through the speakers, you can customize and play every game you put down (it's just not passive income), you can build your own roller coasters and ride them yourself, you can talk to people and make friend/relationships, there are collectibles and mini games and story lines. I believe 5 different parks, achievements, high scores.... The only reason I have 2 hours in this version is because I still play on my Playstation 2 (for the controller nostalgia), but this is a game that I believe would be fun even without my nostalgia glasses

10/10 multiplayer mini games; main game is good enough lol

[h1] Good Nostalgia, Mediocre Game [/h1] Thrillville is a series of amusement park manager games where the sell is that "you play the games! you talk to park-goers! you can do it all!" and what that leads to is every aspect being shallow, easy, and or repetitive. Don't get me wrong, it's a fun little thing to play around with. I wish there were more games as accessible as this one. but it's not a theme park sim, it's not really a good minigame collection, it's doesn't have anything to hook or motivate you beyond "yeah i saw a trailer for this game on the lego star wars disc. might as well see what's up with it." It's good nostalgia if you ignore literally everything else about the title. Park "management" is literally pressing buttons and letting things idle. as long as you don't actively go out of your way to make your park bad or piss off guests, you'll have constant money flowing in, no penalty, no major bonuses for doing certain things. Missions are just random fetch quests. go here. do this. say this. click this button. play this minigame. that's it. Game has plenty of issues not attributed to the steam port being eh, including: - playing games without accessing them in mi…