This equates into a gorgeously animated series of incredibly long and unforgiving, multi-part boss battles with giant, 1930s-style cartoon menaces. They’re given one last chance: travel Inkwell Isle and collect the “soul contracts” of the various animated denizens of the place and return with them, and they might be spared. They risk their very souls on a dice roll and lose. But they disregard the Elder Kettle’s advice and don’t quit while they’re ahead. The brothers enter “The Devil’s Casino” and go on a winning streak playing craps. The opening cartoon looks and sounds like it could have come from the masterworks archives of the old hand-drawn studios, complete with scratches on the “film” and perfectly period-appropriate soundtrack that narrates the tale in barber-shop style song. The titular character (a whimsically designed living cup with arms and legs) lives with his brother Mugman on the fantastical animated and illustrated land of Inkwell Isles. With a classic interface and hours of fun on offer, this is one of the best PC games for 10-year-olds and above. The sandbox mode turns off the management aspect and gives you infinite amounts of materials to allow younger players to build to their heart’s - and imagination’s - content. Getting to see and feel what the coaster you designed and built looks like when you’re riding in the first car is the icing on the cake. Planning a fun, well-designed park is challenging setting up fireworks shows to go off in time with roller-coaster dips and loops and keep the “peeps” paying into the park’s coffers is just part of the fun. Day and night cycles bring different types and age groups, which will be attracted to different ride types.
RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 is a strategy/simulation/management game that puts the player in control of all aspects of planning and building a theme park for maximum fun and profit. RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 allows players to construct and manage a park full of paying customers (called “peeps”), and design coasters from the ground up then “ride” them in first-person view. What’s better than a day at a theme park full of thrilling roller-coaster rides? Maybe building and managing a theme park full of thrilling roller-coasters rides.
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