This port straight up wasn't tested nor did an actual developer touch this at all, want proof? Go play the vendor minigame or the groundskeeper minigame. This is a cheap cash in for people's nostalgia, didn't have to touch the vendor minigame until the second park and already over 2 hrs for play Edit: investigated this further and just about every issue in this is caused by playtime, some kind of corruption issue, you can fix the issues by: saving, fully restarting the game, then loading your save. Also ...

From fixing bugs, creating fan translations, to creating new content. Who's down to work together to make Mod guides to help our fellow park owners out! Note that yes, some people will use Mods to Cheat but it's will be a side effect for creating content, bug fixes, and other quality of life improvements for all to enjoy. I wonder how we could use the "DLCTesting" folder. Since, last I checked, no DLC was made for the game. Big Ticket Item(s): *Online Multiplayer...

The purchase button on the store page is just gone without any notice as to why. https://store.steampowered.com/app/6080/Thrillville_Off_the_Rails/

So even as a child when I played this game I was really held back by the power limit in a park. I know its a old thing PS2 games did to avoid overloading a map so much you wouldnt be able to play it without glitching or lagging. The Sims did a similar thing. But I always found frustrating how a game that allows you for so much freedom has to be capped in such a way. What Im saying is, its 2021. The Steam version is a legit official PC port for the game. (Or the PS2 was the port, idc) Is there any way at a...

I know there's a subreddit, but I'm just curious. I want to talk with people about how to potentially mod this game. I know that Frontier said that it can't be done, and opening up some files in Notepad++ does show a confusing mess. However, I'm not the best programmer and I feel like there are others who also want to breath new life into this game....