The Park Management screen is where you can check in on some of the finer details such as balance sheets, overall ratings, guest thoughts, etc. Even then though, there isn’t a requirement to use the features. Parks created in Planet Coaster feature many of the options you would come to expect in a park sim, but it doesn’t bog them down with extra, unnecessary menus that add layers of difficulty. Best of all though, you can download full theme parks designed by other users and play them in Challenge mode, meaning you can even make these creations your own. Already in there I have seen a Millennium Falcon, Super Mario and Xbox Controller decorations, and more than one roller coaster designed to net you some easy achievements.
This marketplace for user-generated content can provide thousands more items to place in your park, really making sure that you will never get bored with what the game has to offer. Planet Coaster: Console Edition launches during the holiday period 2020.In amongst the hundreds of rides and amenities you can build – and several DLC packs – is the Frontier Workshop. Don't forget, the free next-gen upgrade isn't available for physical versions of the game if you move onto the Xbox Series S or the PS5 Digital Edition. The next-gen upgrade means if you build a park and share it to the workshop, and then move on to the next-gen console, you can carry on with that same park from the workshop. Console players will still be able to use mouse and keyboard. The Grid Building Mode is also new, giving more control on spacing when building. Planet Coaster: Console Edition has "been designed with couch gaming in mind," says Frontier's Philippa Moore, "so we've re-designed the interfaces and the UIs, so it's bigger, clearer to read, easier to see from your sofa." There's also a new control scheme, new "forward-facing blueprints," and a help panel.
Career mode now has full voiceovers, and challenge mode has new difficulty settings for a total of four difficulty modes. New tutorial levels with new characters have been added to the console edition to guide you through the essentials, and then you can go on to play career mode, sandbox mode, or challenge mode. The news comes alongside the second dev diary for the console edition of Planet Coaster, which runs through ways to play the game.
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