Parkitect Build the park, run the business

Both the campaign and the sandbox mode can be played cooperatively online, with up to eight players building the same park. One of you deforms terrain and places water, another lays paths, someone else fiddles with flower pots while the coaster track grows longer than planned. You decide the depth together, from small decorative touches to huge maps with whole themed areas. It suits co-op friends who like shared creative projects with light pressure rather than rounds and scores.

You get over 70 ride types, including spinning, looping, launching and flying coasters. Design the track yourself or pick a ready-made plan, then dress it up with structures and decorative objects from different themes. The look is isometric and retro, relaxed and family friendly. Assign roles: one friend engineers the big coaster, the other makes the queue look less like a queue.

Building is half the job. You watch finances and guest satisfaction, set prices, and route resources to shops without letting guests see the deliveries. Staff areas and depots need to stay out of sight, so hiding the staff-only paths and break spots becomes part of the design puzzle. The 26-scenario campaign tests management and coaster skills with different settings, and the scenario editor and landscape generator let you make more. Expect gentle time pressure from tickets and upkeep, not twitch reflexes.