There are plenty of action-packed games for the extreme emotion seekers out there, but Theme Park World certainly isn't one of those. Theme parks are a huge market all over the world, after all, who doesn't love them? These are magical places full of emotions and games to bring joy. They are the very definition of having fun, but there's a lot behind those parks, and it's not easy to keep them going.

But is Theme Park World as exciting as a rollercoaster ride? Electronic Arts bring yet another simulation experience here, we're here to talk about it.

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About the game

This is a simulation game about theme parks, but we're not going to be attending different parks or anything like that. Theme Park World is more of a SimCity taken into Theme Park-scale instead of cities. A simulation game where we'll be the manager in charge of keeping the park running.

We start the game with only the Lost World Prehistoric theme park, and as we progress we'll earn more points, money, and we'll be able to expand. As you get more visitors you earn more money and unlock new attractions. Design your park carefully to keep the visitors happy and everything running like a clockwork.

Managing the parks

The game works a lot like the Zoo Tycoon titles, where we have to take care of even the planning of the park. Setting up the locations for the attractions, keeping an eye on the outcome/income comparison of the park, customer satisfaction, and even keeping it clean.

You'll have to pick the best attractions to keep your visitors happy in Theme Park World, but keeping them happy is not just about the attractions. Your park must offer bathrooms and cleaning services, even gift shops. It's an excellent managing simulation experience, and it would be the beginning of many other similar titles that were heavily inspired by this.

Review

This game is a little odd, you'd expect it to be first released on the PC, but the original PSOne version isn't that great. Mostly because of the controls and the graphic capabilities of the original PlayStation. Making decisions feels great, and it's super important to make the right ones to get your visitors happy and make your park more successful.

Being in a theme park is not all fun and games, but this game is pretty addictive and nice, especially for those looking for a relaxing and comfy title.

• Graphic and visuals: The limited graphic capabilities of the original PlayStation aren't all that great. That's the reason why this game looks the way it does. But even with that, it still has a pretty solid visual style that makes it enjoyable.

• Gameplay: Getting more points and upgrading your park is highly addictive, and it feels rewarding. The controls aren't too great, but they are alright. As you progress enough to get 4 golden tickets, you can get a video camera. This camera will allow you to interact with the park from a first-person point-of-view. Yamaha psr-282 manual. This adds more fun since now you can finally play in all the games you've kept running for so long.

• Sound: There's a decent soundtrack throughout the whole game. The basic theme park music is pretty much always playing in the background but it's not annoying. There are cool sound effects for the different rides, and all the attractions in the park sound completely different and unique. There's also some voice acting from our assistant, and the sound of kids' laughter makes the game feel much more alive.