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Showing posts with label roller coaster tycoon. Show all posts

Parkitect - Retro inspired theme park designer launches on November 29th!


There is one game that I have really been looking forward to playing ever since its Kickstarter success, and that is ' Parkitect ' developed by Texel Raptor. Not only is it inspired by the great classics such as Theme Park and Roller Coaster Tycoon, by building your very own successful theme park. But if anything with the current graphics and gameplay it looks far more like the original RCT than any of the current Roller Coaster games available now. So it's with great excitement to announce that this game will be coming out of early access and going final as from November 29th!

Parkitect - Retro inspired theme park designer coming to early access 5th May!


There is one game that I have really been looking forward to playing ever since its Kickstarter success, and that is ' Parkitect ' developed by Texel Raptor. Not only is it inspired by the great classics such as Theme Park and Roller Coaster Tycoon, by building your very own successful theme park. But if anything with the current graphics and gameplay it looks far more like the original RCT than any of the current Roller Coaster early access games that are available now. So it's with great excitement to announce that this game has received a new trailer and is coming to early access 5th May!

"Thank You, Atari!" Save 65% off Atari Classics On GOG.com This Weekend Only!


DRM-free games specialist GoG are doing a weekend promotion offering twenty-five classic Atari titles for just $63.10 (£41.78), bought as a package purchase, or individually. Individual titles start at $2.09 (£1.38).

Titles up for cheap grabs include the Roller Coaster Tycoon trilogy, the Alone In The Dark trilogy, and several Sid Meier titles.

Games have all been remastered to be compatible with modern systems, both PC and Mac, but please check the individual releases for system requirements.

As is standard for the GoG games catalogue, many of the releases feature bonuses such as desktop backgrounds, game manuals, and even expansion packs, games soundtracks and videos featuring interviews with developers.

You can read more about this weekend's promotion in the GoG Blog, and to view the full list of games available and make your purchases visit the promotional page.