Ranger’s Path: National Park Simulator

The game itself is a good idea and has it fine parts but even in early game i am finding game breaking bugs and the performance really needs work. The game keeps skipping even after turning down graphics. If your thinking of getting this game, i would personally hold off till they fix the issues otherwise it will be more frustrating than fun.

Absolutely not. This is still a buggy mess with some real "fun" game breaking bugs. Very repetitive, with lots of tasks refuse to complete (bug). Controller support is horrendous with many menus it want work at all and on some game action. This isn't really Early Access, its very early beta and should have been released as pre-early access test. The game looks ok enough, movements are not great but at least you can "sprint" and paths is optional but water is poison (you will reset in toe deep water.) Dispatch (calls with mission) will annoy the heck out of after the first 20 minutes. You should have got 30 of them by then. Wait for full release as this is not tested enough for the masses.

not worth buying as it takes ages to complete one task before get more task issued to do when already doing a task plus it lags a lot and also freezes

goo game

It's addicting.

i really like this game but its unplayable due to the fact i barely get 50 fps with stutters, i understand its early access but i dont believe it shouldve been released in its current state, i really hope in the future they fix these issues so i can buy it again

runs like crap

Beautiful game. Yes, it can be repetitive, but it's still early access. I really hope they add lots more features and areas of the park. It's so wonderfully relaxing and honestly, it just makes me feel happy. The next best thing to getting out in nature itself.

THERE IS A BUG IN THE BREAD CRUMBS TASK I CANNOT CLEAN THE FOOD WASTE !!

*Game is in early access, so I can recommend with caution. Currently, the game is lacking in features. The pause feature, which is very basic for a single-pllayer simulation, was just recently added. This is evidence of how primitive of a state the game is in, but on the other hand, it is assurance that the game is being worked on and improved. My biggest complaint is the lack of any guidance. I like that there are designated missions, but navigating to the location of the next objective can be difficult with minimal navigation, and figuring out exactly what to do (i.e. key press or mouse motion) can also be difficult. I was just told my shift was almost over and I needed to find a hut to rest, but there was no action to take at the rest hut or my own cabin. I thought maybe I had to go to the park office to end my shift, but I could not figure out what to do once I got to the office. A better tutorial system is definitely needed. Regarding accessibility, this game, like many, lacks a dedicated "accessibility" section in settings, but other games do still have some accessibility related settings even if they are hard to find. Control mapping, mouse sensitivity, and UI scaling are some of the most basic settings this game lacks. Another good accessibility feature would be graphical filters for colorblindness. Due to my physical disability, I also had difficulty with the hammering "minigame." The dot moves along the screen far too quickly for my reflexes to stop it accurately (which is another thing I had to figure out on my own, as there were no instructions for it).