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Theme Park
| Title | Theme Park |
|---|---|
| First release | 1995 |
| Developer | Bullfrog Productions |
| Publisher | Electronic Arts |
| Platforms | 3DO, Amiga, Amiga CD32, DOS, Mega Drive / Genesis, PC (Windows), PlayStation, SNES / Super Famicom, Sega CD / Mega-CD |
| Genre | construction and management simulation |
| Players | 1 player |
| Co-op | No |
| ESRB rating | E Everyone |
| Releases | 3DO: 1994-01-01 DOS: 1994-01-01, 1994-01-01 (Other) Amiga: 1994-12-01 PlayStation: 1995-01-01 (NTSC-U), 1995-10-15 (PAL) Mega Drive / Genesis: 1995-01-01 (PAL), 1995-03-01 Amiga CD32: 1995-05-01 Sega CD / Mega-CD: 1995-05-02 SNES / Super Famicom: 1996-11-11 |
| Wikidata ID | Q1543280 |
Constructing elaborate roller-coasters, haunted houses, and teacups allows the player to build a profitable amusement park. Managing staff, R&D, and food services is essential to satisfy tourists and compete against 40 global rivals. Players must carefully lay out paths, queues, and scenery like lakes and trees to increase the park's allure and maximize annual profits.
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(11): Source: REG-Vault (upstream not stated) · © Electronic Arts · internal use only.
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(7): Source: TheGamesDB (user-uploaded) · © Electronic Arts · internal use only.
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Screenshots
(2): Source: libretro-thumbnails (upstream libretro-thumbnails (art by developers/publishers; see repo README)) · © Electronic Arts · internal use only.
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