If you’re unfamiliar – though the clue is really in the title – you’re tasked with opening and maintaining your very own theme park (or doing your darndest not to run an already established park into the ground), which effectively puts you in charge of designing some white knuckle roller coasters, maintaining the happiness of your guests so they keep coming back and raising the value of your park whilst continually updating its attractions.
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It’s the full package of a sixteen year old theme park simulator including its expansions in the palm of your hand.
RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Complete Edition then is exactly what it says on the tin. Sure, we’re used to old franchises returning in some form or another, whether it be remasters or remakes or collections of age-old games we have a yearning to play to remind us of simpler times, but RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 landing on Nintendo Switch (and at the time of writing, free on the Epic Games Store until October 1st) rocks up with few improvements and a visual style barely improved from its original release like it’s not dropping in the busiest gaming season in years. There’s something to be said that RollerCoaster Tycoon can return in the year of 2020 and the entire gaming industry not bat an eyelid. RollerCoaster Tycoon returns to our lives with nary a scratch, though Switch may not be its rightful home.
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