Fun Park Simulator: Prologue

After sinking nearly 4 hours into the prologue, I can confidently say this game has the bones to be a fantastic simulator. That said, it is a prologue, so I fully expected a few bumps in the road. The biggest hiccup for me? Reloading a save file completely vaporized my custom paths. It’s hard to build a theme park empire when the infrastructure literally vanishes into the ether. The Early-Game Grind Right now, the progression curve feels a bit sluggish. Cash is incredibly hard to come by early on, and the game is a bit too secretive about its progression mechanics. For instance, there is zero guidance pointing you toward the research tree. I think you gain research points per level, but since the XP bar is currently playing hide-and-seek, it’s hard to tell for sure. Oh, and my ticket booth apparently started a union—a glitch has duplicated my staff, so I currently have two employees crammed into a one-person booth. Cozy, but highly inefficient. The Early Access Wishlist 🛠️ To make the upcoming Early Access release truly shine, here is what needs some fine-tuning: Upgradable Tools: I spent roughly 75% of my playtime playing "Repairman Simulator." While it passed the time, being able to upgrade tools so things don't break constantly would be a massive quality-of-life improvement. Park Economy Control: We definitely need the ability to adjust prices for game machines and food vendors. Let me live my true capitalist dreams. Better Animations: It would be great to see customers actually playing the claw machines and the basketball game instead of just standing there. Sturdier Benches: The park benches currently have the structural integrity of wet cardboard. They shouldn’t be breaking every five minutes. Ride Intensity Calibration: We need some intensity ratings. I watched multiple fully grown adults aggressively throw up after a gentle spin on the Teacups. That feels statistically improbable. Smarter AI Behavior: Guests shouldn't sprint straight to the rides the second they enter. They need to mix it up—hit a food vendor, play a game, or browse first. UI Alerts: Please add alerts for when customers are waiting at an unstaffed vendor or when trash bins are overflowing. Clones, Clones Everywhere: Seeing 7 or 8 identical character models walking past each other in a row feels less like a theme park and more like The Matrix. More model variety is a must. Cheaper Early-Game Rides: It took 6 in-game days of brutal grinding just to afford one new ride (even with food and game revenue helping out). We need access to cheaper attractions early on. Customer Feedback: Let customers display dialogue bubbles showing what they want to order, and give them some audio life! I want to hear excited cheers on the coasters and disappointed sighs when a ride sucks. The Porta-Ploo Crisis: The early-game portaloos require constant, non-stop maintenance. I have seen portaloos at a three-day music festival survive with more dignity than the ones in this game. Final Thoughts Overall, the core gameplay loop is addictive, and the game has massive potential. I sincerely hope the developers keep pushing forward and don't give up on this project. I’m genuinely looking forward to the full Early Access release!

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Park Simulator: Prologue needs a bit of work here & there the game-play was ok mechanics needs a bit of work Overall Quite a nice demo game seems ok

[h3] Could be better [/h3] Thanks for developments I recorded a video of me playing the game. You can watch it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iokCMPKE1Co

I win a lot of money, super good game, nice we got some help. . When you get an open ticket to raise the price, it's easy to make money.. Can't wait for the full game to come out.

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the biggest issue i have with this one, is there is no way to end the day or sleep... you apparently do not have a house or shack or trailer or something to stay in and there are no keybindings for it (which is extremely weird considering that this aspect is included in the game.) so that is a fail... aside from the gamebreaking limit above the game runs realitively smoothly, the rides/machines/benches break down way too quickly however making maintenance a nightmare. also the beginning setup makes no sense, who would go to a park that only has ONE RIDE and nothing else there... it might make sense if you could set the pricing super low to attract people, but you cannot set pricing for the tickets... also, you would have to have at least one staff member/employee to run the ride while you work on other aspects of the getting the park into workable shape, like clearing areas and doing maintenance not to mention ticket sales at the start... the game has a TON of potential but needs a TON of work as well. overall i cannot recomend this as is, its like buying a car but you are only getting the chassis and not the rest of the vehicle with it. (i hope they add and do a ton of work on this, i really would like to have this one be a success as a game.)