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But much of the enjoyment in the game is building my own stuff and getting better at it (putting walls around a food stall or bathroom), because it is actually addicting to do in an isometric grid-based game, as opposed to PC's finicky and tedious building system. You don't HAVE to build anything as there are blueprints you can use. I will lastly say this- Parkitect might surprise in that it has somewhat of an emphasis on creativity. In short, there is always a goal to work toward in Parkitect, even in the sandbox mode. Amazing creations by users and the sandbox mode you can choose dozens of scenarios that have certain long-term goals, like have 4000 guests in the park at once.

And let me tell you about the workshop stuff, there's so much of it. So, yeah tons and tons of hours excluding any workshop stuff. The DLC (which I own) has another 10 levels. I have over 50 hours in Parkitect so far and I'm only 6 levels in out of the 26 in the base game. Then there are also the bonus objectives like finishing all challenges by X year/month, which if completed, the level on the map will have a golden completion appearance which feels nice whenever going back to the level select screen. The challenges set in each campaign level are pretty basic, so this creates a really nice medium where you can feel like you have total creative control, but there are also challenges that must be met (X amount of visitors in park) in order to progress to the next scenario.

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I would highly recommend it though, since it definitely is much more challenging than PC and the campaign structure allows for you to play however you want pretty much - each level you can continue playing after you've beaten it, turning on sandbox mode. Parkitect is definitely closer to being like Factorio/Rimworld, but it is still quite different. Really just for the nostalgia of my past with theme parks is why I play PC now. The customization in PC is not for me, though. PC is great if I want to really experience my park and see how real-life rollercoasters look in-game. I play both Parkitect and Planet Coaster for different reasons. I know what you mean and had the same issue with PC, as well. But I want the feeling of 'Look how far I have come' from these games and PC, while great at what it does, doesn't provide that satisfaction. I don't mind the downgraded visuals compared to PC, like I said, Factorio and Rimworld are two of my favourites. Hoping Parkitect can scracth that itch more. Its why I love games like Rimworld and Factorio where the initial struggles you can go through make the point where you are doing well, feel a lot more earned. The community always says to just play in sandbox with no restrictions, but I like unlocking stuff and feeling like I struggled to build something successful.

Even on challenge modes, it just feels like a game of just make stuff pretty with arbitrary restrictions.

I've tried various things like playing on the hardest challenge mode, but it never feels satisfying. I'm playing Planet Coaster now and while its very impressive how pretty a park you can build in it and all the creativity that way, as an actual management sim, its very lacking.

Is Parkitect better at being a management sim.