My friend told me that _Planet Coaster 2_ is an upgraded version of the screen. As a result, my feeling after playing for three days is: this water park is too fragrant!

I was really a little confused when I first entered the game. I was dazzled by the dense options in the editor. It took me half an hour just to choose the color for the roller coaster. But when I finally built the first water roller coaster and watched the tourists screaming and rushing into the pool, I instantly felt it was worth it.

What surprised me most was the construction system. In the past, it took half a day to make a roller coaster in other games, but now it can be automatically docked as long as it is close to the track. Once I had a sudden idea and made the roller coaster track into a heart shape, which turned out to be the most popular check-in point in the park. Looking at the young couples queuing up to take photos, I, the director of the garden, was very happy.

However, the management part is indeed too simple. I built a few basic roller coasters casually, adjusted the ticket price to the highest, and the money went into the account like running water. The most outrageous thing is that even if I keep the employees’ salaries to the lowest, they won’t go on strike. Once I deliberately didn’t manage the park all day, and when I came back, I found that my income was still rising. The economic system seemed to be suspended.

Employee AI is also a mystery. I assigned a dedicated repairman to each roller coaster, but the system still prompted the equipment to be maintained all day long. Once the roller coaster really broke down. The maintenance worker swayed slowly, and the tourists had already lined up in a long line below. I was so anxious that I controlled it manually, but I found that it was actually just a small problem. I really don’t know what these employees are usually touching.

When it comes to touching fish, my favorite thing is to let myself fly in the sandbox mode. Use fireworks to spell out the golden tree of _Elden Ring_ in the night sky, turn the swimming pool into a maze, and fill the roller coaster track with neon lights. Late at night, looking at the happy smiling faces of tourists and listening to their screams, this sense of accomplishment is much better than making money.

If you also want to build a dream amusement park, I highly recommend you to try this game. However, I would like to remind you not to wander around the Steam Creative Workshop for too long, or you will drool all night at the Hogwarts Castle built by the gods like me. What is the craziest building you have ever built in the game? Come and post screenshots in the comment section to open my eyes.