While there are aides helping your construction, it can be quite cumbersome getting the track to do what you want it to do, and you might get a little frustrated with the Wii Remote after a while. On the Nintendo Wii version, the version we tested, you use a combination of the Wii Remote and the Nunchuck to raise, drop, twist and turn the tracks so you can make the most thrilling coaster while keeping the throwing up factor down to a minimum. Building your own roller coaster, for example, can be quite tricky. There are 34 of them in total (14 new, 20 from the first Thrillville game).ĭespite its cartooney appearance and teenage appeal, the game has some in-depth features.
The mini-games are simple to play and you get a lot of variety too, with everything from rhythm action to classic arcade clones like Stunt Rider and Tank Frenzy. You can manage by either walking up to the various bits and bobs in your park, like rides and people, or you can access everything from the game’s menu screen, where you can take on missions, like training cleaning and entertainment staff through mini-games. Gameplay is divided into two parts, park management and straight-up party mini-games. There’s a lot to take in, including everything from the micro-management of your park finances to implementing marketing campaigns needs your attention. After you’ve picked your character you’re thrust straight into park management. Thrillville Off the Rails can feel a bit overwhelming at first. You take control of a number of theme parks as you aim to keep your punters happy and make heaps of cash, all the while enjoying everything yourself. We’ll endeavour to tell you just what you need to know in a clear and concise way so you’ll be confident it’s the right purchase for whatever your situation.Ī theme park management simulation packed with basic mini-games.
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