Planet Coaster 2

Frontier Developments·Released Nov 6, 2024·Single player

Platforms: Xbox Series XPCPS5
Genres: SimulationStrategyAdventure

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Dive into the thrilling world of Planet Coaster 2! Construct the theme park of your dreams with an intuitive piece-by-piece building system, as you meticulously craft and customise every aspect of your park down to the smallest detail. From towering rollercoasters to spectacular twisting water slides, let your imagination reach new heights to delight and thrill your guests.

Reviews

6 reviews

Eurogamer

Matt Wales·Nov 22, 2024

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Planet Coaster 2's flexible creation tools are as compulsive as ever, but the fun butts up against an exhausting UI and uninspired management gameplay.

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Rock Paper Shotgun

Brendan Caldwell·Nov 13, 2024

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The promise of a wild and wacky water park is hampered by unintuitive menus and fiddly micromanagement in a sequel that removes almost as much as it adds.

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IGN

Leana Hafer·Nov 5, 2024

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Better at all of the things its predecessor was good at, with water attractions alone being reason to dive in.

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PC Gamer

Rick Lane·Nov 1, 2024

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It really is better where it’s wetter.

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GamesRadar+

Serena Cherry·Nov 1, 2024

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Push Square

James Watson·Nov 1, 2024

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Planet Coaster 2 is a worthy sequel to the original and it seems Frontier has really listened to fan feedback and delivered what fans have been longing for. If you liked the original then you'll love this follow-up, but genre newcomers could find the sheer spectrum of options here a touch overwhelming.

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