Planet Coaster could well destroy… if not lives themselves, then certainly the social variants. If you’ve ever meticulously raised the salt content of fries to increase the sales of drinks in Theme Park then you’ll know exactly what we’re on about; hours fly by in these sorts of games as you incrementally adjust ticket prices, lower wages, or add an on-ride camera section to //every damn coaster//, all in a bid to maximise profits.
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LAW3 of Xbox Infinity writes:
It's been almost 6 months but the Studios pack finally makes its way to Planet Coaster Console Edition, having used the pack on PC I knew what to expect, but let's take an in-depth look at what you're getting for the standard Planet Coaster DLC price of £7.99.
LAW3 of Xbox Infinity writes:
Planet Coaster might have only been out just over 6 months, but today marks the release of the 7th and 8th DLC packs, which brings the console release almost parallel with the PC version except for 3 small licensed packs (Munsters, Knightrider and Back to the Future).
This review is for the Ghostbusters DLC and we’ll have the review for the Studios pack very soon.
