Bizarrely, it's not even required that visitors walk along paths, with them happy to wander along the grass. It's possible to rename one's park and change the color of the coaster carts, but it's not possible to micromanage staff or adjust prices of concession stands. The wealth of customization options that could have been possible here are very scaled back. The biggest issue with RollerCoaster Tycoon 4 Mobile, however, is its lack of soul. There are tickets, the premium currency of the game, available to skip ahead and the game is reasonably generous early on with these, but eventually there's going to be a lot of waiting around. Timers get in the way though, with the most basic of rides taking a few minutes or more to complete, while some more impressive structures can take half a day to finish. Constructing a roller coaster is reasonably intuitive and fun too, with multiple different types available plus the option to adapt things to just how one wants them. It all looks vibrant and pleasant enough. Putting together the park is quite fun, even when steered along by a tutorial. It does still allow players to set up their own theme park and construct their own rollercoasters, but that's where the excitement ends. Laden with timers and in-app purchases, despite costing $2.99 to start out, RollerCoaster Tycoon 4 Mobile is all a bit sad really.
Beloved is the right word and no one likes to see their beloved be trampled on, which is exactly what happens here.
As the App Store info will tell anyone, it's based on the beloved RollerCoaster Tycoon franchise. RollerCoaster Tycoon 4 Mobile is one such example. They're not all evil, it's just that when done badly they seem to be done exceptionally badly. Sometimes games full of in-app purchases and timers can work.
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