Offering you the chance to build a theme park (almost quite literally) brick by brick, Planet Coaster 2 builds on the series’ strengths and addresses some of its most glaring weaknesses. Couple these ...

While I was playing Planet Coaster 2 for this review, I kept thinking about RollerCoaster Tycoon 3. Frontier Developments' initial crack at theme park building and management simulation shares many ...

Roughly 15 years later, it’s finally possible for that dream to become a reality in Planet Coaster 2, which advances on its predecessor in the most important area – adding water attractions and pools.

From building giant roller coasters to making sure that trash can is placed just so, the levels of detail and creative freedom in theme park management games is addictively high. The childlike fun of ...

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Eight long years after the release of the original Planet Coaster, comes its sequel Planet Coaster 2. Frontier Development brings promises of player-requested features and a whole lot of fresh and ...

Reviewed on AMD Ryzen 5 3600, Nvidia 2080 Super, 32GB RAM, Windows 10 Back in the early noughties when I last visited Disney World, my favourite parks out of the whole archipelago of attractions were ...

Better at all of the things its predecessor was good at, with water attractions alone being enough reason to dive in. When we already have a theme park simulator as good as Planet Coaster, it can be ...

Dashiell Reynaldo is a writer for Dualshockers and a college student studying game design. For years, he has sought ways to contribute to the current gaming zeitgeist with his writings, videos, and ...

Planet Coaster 2 may not be the deepest management sim you can buy, but its powerful creation tools and newly added water attractions make a sufficiently satisfying splash. PC Gamer's got your back ...

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