One of Planet Coaster's biggest benefits is the huge amount of DLC content available for the game. Planet Coaster maintains the same colorful visual design as Rollercoaster Tycoon, wtih fun and unique park visitors and mascots scattered throughout the world. Aside from building rollercoasters, players will also manage the park facilities and hire staff to achieve a park rating. For the more destruction-minded, the game also had a dedicated crash mode which lets players purposefully crash their coasters into park guests. Planet Coaster features multiple different modes that play at different speeds, including a challenge, sandbox, and career mode. The simulation genre is usually associated with relaxing gameplay, though some are more fast paced. RELATED: Surprise Steam Hit Gas Station Simulator Explained Planet Coaster: Spiritual Successor to Rollercoaster Tycoon
As such, it's always good to check out newer games in the genre, and Planet Coaster being on Xbox Game Pass makes it even more convenient to do so. However, with the success of games like Animal Crossing and a slew of other simulation games, it's clear that there's a large audience who connect with the appeal of these types of games. Management and construction sims don't appeal to all players, as while other games give high octane action, building sims are slow games with dedication being rewarded. Planet Coaster has been compared to 2016's Parkitect, which also replicates the style and gameplay of Rollercoaster Tycoon. Recently added to Xbox Game Pass, Planet Coaster gives players the opportunity to enjoy a more refined version of '90s classics like Rollercoaster Tycoon.
Building sims grew in popularity in the '90s, with notable titles like SimCity, and have again rose in popularity recently as more and more players are attracted to more simplistic, retro-style games. Life simulator games encompass a wide variety of subgenres that are generally predicated on management and construction-based gameplay.
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