A few months ago we informed you of the plans Atari had to bring their games to the iOS platform. Atari is committed to unleashing its imagination and adapting RollerCoaster Tycoon to the iOS platform.. Based on the original RollerCoaster Tycoon franchise, the mobile version simulates the construction and management of amusement parks.
The game challenges us to create the amusement park of your dreams: design amazing roller coasters, install rides and keep visitors happy for them to come back. Then we can share it with our friends through Facebook and Game Center. As the game progresses, we can unlock new materials and exchange plans for other attractions with our friends.
Roller Coaster Tycoon 4 Mobile is available for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, for 2,69 euros directly in the App Store. In case it is not enough to have to pay for the game, it also offers us in-app purchases.
Game Features:
- Editor of roller coasters intuitive.
- We have 20 predesigned attractions.
- We can install restaurants, food stalls, hotels and different decorative objects.
- Get new construction materials to design faster, higher and better attractions.
- possibility of share plans of the roller coasters that we design.
- By default, the game includes 5 euros in the official currency of the game.
The game comes down to building exciting roller coasters to keep visitors as happy as possible to visit us again. Includes 20 pre-designed roller coasters and more than 50 different attractions, food stalls, hotels, decoration items. It also has an editor to create our own objects.
On the Atari Twitter we have also been able to read that you are working on a PC version brand new that will be released this year.
The game would have to be completely free, since the roller coaster editor is a disaster. Some buildings can only be bought with tickets (which you have to buy since there are few you have at the beginning)
With how easy it would have been to make a port of the pc roller coaster ... Either they improve a lot or it is the 2 € something that has hurt the most to pay for an application.
A shame ...
I think the same as you. If the game is to be purchased, in-app purchases should only be available in exceptional cases and not for normal game or application development.