6 Fun Theme Park Building Games

1. Park beyond

Park beyond This is a highly intriguing theme park building and management game developed by Limbic Entertainment. In the game, players take on the role of creating and designing their own dream theme park, while managing its operations to ensure profitability or survival. There are various missions available, making it enjoyable even for those unfamiliar with this genre. In sandbox mode, the game offers plenty of activities such as choosing maps, starting funds, difficulty levels, designing pathways around the park, strategically placing amenities for visitors, and selecting suitable locations for rides. Players must also consider the age appropriateness of rides and listen to feedback from parents and children who visit the park.

2. Planet Coaster 2

Planet Coaster 2 is the sequel to the original Planet Coaster, which stems from the renowned RollerCoaster Tycoon series that once dominated the gaming world. In this game, players are tasked with developing their own theme park and completing predefined objectives. For those tired of missions, there's a Sandbox mode where you can freely create your dream park. In the second installment, new themes like "Pirate" have been added, which are much more challenging to obtain. Arrr!

3. Parkitect

Parkitect is a simulation game where players can build and manage their own amusement park. If we were to draw a simple comparison, it's like having a mini Siam Park right at home. The game's graphics are quite beautiful and charming. It has been available since 2018 and recently added an online mode, offering over 26 missions to conquer (as of now, hehe). There's also a sandbox mode where you can freely create your park. What's impressive is that you can play with up to 8 friends, collaborating to build together. The challenging aspects include managing finances, keeping customers satisfied, and hiring staff to maintain your park.

4. Jurassic World Evolution 2

Jurassic World Evolution 2 the highly anticipated sequel, has been awaited by fans for quite some time. The game first appeared in 2018, and this second installment introduces several new features across four modes. There are also plenty of new dinosaur species added to the roster. A particularly intriguing aspect of this sequel is its integration with the events of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, featuring memorable characters from the films who lead in managing, maintaining, and containing dinosaurs spread across the United States of America.

5. RollerCoaster Tycoon 3

RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 is a PC game that has been ported to mobile phones, allowing players to build amusement parks and create roller coasters that span up to 18 loops! If you manage your amusement park well, you could become a new tycoon. Building a roller coaster with all 18 loops and riding it would take up to 12 in-game years, which in real-life terms is equivalent to about 45 years. This makes it one of the longest roller coasters ever created in the game.

6. Planet Zoo

Planet Zoo is a zoo simulation game, not like the amusement park-centric games of the past. Developed by Frontier Developments, this game stands out with its highly realistic and lively zoo creation system. Players can design their zoos freely, from selecting locations and laying out zoo layouts to constructing various structures and exhibits.