Real Life Theme Park Designer Plays RCT: Forest Frontiers

Published 2024-05-25
Originally streamed on Twitch on March 22, 2024.
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Sometimes it's nice to go back to the roots. We're introducing a new series to the channel where we play through the original RCT1 scenarios. We'll be playing on OpenRCT2, but sticking to the classic style of play without custom scenery or hacking. The intention is to take them each in order, but we'll see how the series progresses. Today we start with the ultimate classic: Forest Frontiers. Come along as we build out the original RCT map!

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Let me know what you think of Forest Frontiers or which scenario you're looking forward to!

Chapters
0:00 Introduction
2:18 Junior Coaster
8:06 Wooden Coaster
13:09 Shuttle Loop
14:58 Log Flume
16:24 Final Touches
24:28 Real Time Walkthrough

All Comments (13)
  • @MarcelVos
    Love the video! It's a great mix of classic scenario play and realism.
  • Really excited to see more of these! You really make coaster building look effortless (despite the troubles you had with the junior coaster). Great stuff and thanks for the shoutout!
  • @aharontyson6958
    One thing I saw a youtuber do to have a park with trains/monorails as transport and keep it realistic is building is as you expand the park and not open it until it is completed. Having an incomplete ride for a couple years isn't too realistic until it's completed, but in the end it's easy to adjust and looks good at the end
  • @WasatchWind
    It's always nice going back to the basics, but as soon as I see the basics my mind immediately begins to race with how I can make it more realistic xD
  • Phoenix at Knoebels was my first wooden coaster! I always look forward to riding it whenever I have a chance to go.
  • @Bomberrr
    Nice video man :) enjoyed hearing your thought process on such a classic map.
  • @QDude24
    I usually play a scenario optimally, and start completly renovating it using the Open tools once I beat it. Really like that myself
  • @theIpatix
    What is this coaster name you mention at 2:59? I have difficulties understanding it.