Parkitect

Parkitect is an amusement park construction simulator. At the beginning, the player gets a small plot of land and a modest supply of resources. The manager’s task is to attract as many visitors as possible. Trees and decor influence the mood of visitors just as much as the attractions. Prices have to be raised carefully, otherwise visitors will leave. Visitors come with families and need places to relax. The value of a park is determined not by the coolness of the attractions, but by competent organization. Paths, benches and queues affect the mood of guests. People should leave happy and want to come back. Guests walk along the paths and look for food, restrooms and entertainment, and this cannot be avoided. Workers get tired and require rest, so the schedule has to be planned. The landscape changes at will: hills, water and bridges are built by the player himself. Fences and service paths hide the park from prying eyes. A separate innovation is slides and modernization of any attractions. The length and height can be changed to your liking. The economy requires you to count costs and raise prices carefully. Benches and kiosks bring money, but take up space and require staff. The park's areas are connected by paths, and guests do not like long detours. Each scenario has its own goal and its own budget. Budget balance is based on thoughtful spending. The staff ensures cleanliness and order. Tired guests leave if they are not taken care of. Security and cleaning staff keep the park running. The slides are assembled in pieces, and they can be extended or turned in any direction. Queues at the attractions spoil the mood, so entrances are planned in advance. This game is suitable for anyone who likes to build and count.