If you’re familiar with that then the DLC is that but Ghostbusters. This new campaign takes a page on Frontier’s other licensed theme park game, Jurassic World: Evolution.
Nothing too fancy because the meat and potatoes are the sandbox and challenge modes where you get to do whatever you want. It’s simple, serviceable and it gets the job done. The only pluck of a narrative comes from the flavour text accompanying the start of each career level. The base game has you go to many pre-built, unfinished parks and tasked you on completing simple objectives like build new rides and keep the visitors happy. Planet Coaster: Ghostbusters adds an entirely new campaign separate from the career mode. It’s great!Īs for the Ghostbusters DLC for Planet Coaster? The answer depends. Just like Cities: Skylines did for SimCity, Planet Coaster’s biggest strengths rely on its robust tool to make your very own theme park as detailed and beautiful as your creativity (and PC) allow you. If you’re not familiar – Planet Coaster is Frontier Developments’ modern answer to a Roller Coaster Tycoon successor. That good Ghostbusters game is getting a remaster, and two different games getting DLCs based on it: Rocket League, and the point of this piece writing: Planet Coaster. Apparently, the owners of the Ghostbusters IP is really pimping out the license around for video game this year.
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