Your goal is to build a successful and profitable theme park from scratch. You start with an empty plot of land and a limited budget.
Begin by constructing essential paths for visitors to walk on, then place food and drink stalls, restrooms, and trash cans to meet basic needs. Research new rides and attractions to unlock more exciting options, but carefully manage your finances as each construction and maintenance cost adds up.
Hire staff like mechanics to keep rides in good repair and handymen to clean up litter. Set appropriate prices for rides and concessions to maximize profit without discouraging visitors.
Pay close attention to visitor thoughts and needs, which appear as speech bubbles, to identify problems like long queues, high prices, or dirty paths. As your park grows and profits increase, you can expand into new land, add more thrilling rides, and research advanced technologies to keep visitors happy and coming back.
The challenge is to maintain a positive cash flow while continuously improving and expanding your park to achieve a five-star rating.
