RollerCoaster Tycoon 2: Triple Thrill Pack

Chris Sawyer Productions / October 14, 2002 / Rated Unrated

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Released

2002

Publisher

Atari

Time to beat

~1 hrs

Community

1,199

Stretch your imagination further to build bigger parks and higher coasters! Break ground and start from scratch, open the gates to a remarkable Six Flags park, or just create the most gut-wrenching roller coaster imaginable - now you can play your way! Choose and complete different scenarios accordingly to the experience and content you like. Satisfy the visitors by building various attractions and facilities.Wild new rides, exciting new themes, and improved easy-to-use building tools make creating the ultimate amusement park more fun than ever!

Test your Tycoon skills with 25 amazing Six Flags® coasters and 5 Six Flags® parks based on real-life places
Create incredible roller coasters using all-new Roller Coaster Designer!
Thrill your park guests with over 150 different rides and attractions
Customize your park with new and unique themes, including Giant Garden, Wild West, Pirates, and more!

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