I really like the fact that you spend a lot of time detailing your parks. I think it's what makes me like those games almost more than the rides. And I can always take some inspiration from you. The fact the episodes are a bit long it's ok too since you explain everything you do and why.
For now, I think there's a total of 26 scenarios so I'm afraid this playthrough might end there (unless more scenarios are added, somehow) - but after that I think it'd be interesting to try my hand at a sandbox map.
7:35 "Arabian coast area of tokyo disney, which is honestly one of my favorite themed areas of any theme park in the world" 18:14 "...heavily inspired by tokyo disney arabian coast. Someone might've talked about it in the past."
@@ItsIdaho They send the trash to the deliveries building. You use them so your staff doesn't have to walk through the entire park just to empty trash bins. Depots have the same function, as well. The tubes bring goods in & send trash out.
Just started rewatching this series, & it’s been equally as enjoyable as the first time. One of the best featuring Parkitect campaign, certainly one of my personal favorites. It’s been a healthy dose of nostalgia & reminded me of some great times. During that release period, I had very high hopes that you might hit us with a modded sandbox series once the mods were more developed. Probably more excited with the prospect of it than any other of content, & now, I must admit, I’m finding myself feeling the exact same. Unfortunately, with the exception of AstroTron & CoasterB, there really aren’t any great sandbox parks, & I just think it’d be awesome to see that series. Probably a long shot, but I had to say something! Thanks for everything. Cheers.
Your creativity and skill is so impressive. The bazaar at the entrance is such a great idea but the way you brought it to life is next level. Watching this makes me feel like I've barely scratched the surface of playing.
dunno if i mentioned it last time i watched this, but i LOVE the different path levels around that water coaster, how the exit comes out under the building and then the coaster ducks under the path that leads to the garden palace area. that whole last section of the build is so cool!
I love these videos so much, every time one comes out I can’t resist watching it. You’ve even inspired me to make my own Parkitect park, albeit in sandbox mode and probably with a fraction of the detail that you pull off! I’ll be here to watch the entire series before I know it
i really enjoy watching your build style. I learn a lot of stuff how to build and what you can do and so on. Parkitect is such a nice game with so much potential but when i realized how to build a certain style which looks good i keep with it, which works in a game perspective i love to see how different solutions. I often just build a plain roof on top of a flat ride just to make it rain proofed, doesn't look good but it just works.
I love the whole area of the water coaster/magic carpet so much. The buildings look so beautiful, the courtyard between them is so clean, the way the bridge goes over the water coaster. SO PRETTY. Amazing series, please more!
What an amazing park! Always love to see the effort you put into this. It is very well thought out. Coming back on why people build next to the oasis and not on them. It is is very simple, why care to cut down trees and bushes to clear ground for a building if you have a whole desert next to it to build on. Moreover those trees prevent the the water from evaporating and holding the water in the ground. And that water is probably the reason they build next to it.
Again a very nice park. Love this scenario as well. Looking forward to your Archipelago-park as to how you cope with the park lay-out it's provided with.
You usally doesn't build in the oasis becouse of that the oasis is the part where you can farm. You like to have as much land as possible to grow on, and the best wya to make it like that is to build where things doesn't grow.
I like your long videos. Also this and the last are my favorite maps so far. I think Parkitect is the perfect game. I design games and I have a few friends at my studio raving about it. It's the perfect balance of design, creativity and management. This game feels like the RCT3 I always wanted
I love your content. I would love if you streamed more and maybe started a multiplayer park with viewers, or just talk with chat about their personal park experiences, or anything at all! Much love from the US! Keep up the great work!
11:39 Actually both tea and coffee are major parts of the Islamic world historically, since caffeinated drinks are basically a substitute to getting drunk.
I absolutely love this one! I love how as you’re going on your developing the designs more and more for your main streets and just general buildings. I just love how you can design pretty much anything and have it fit the theme. You have a talent! An insane one at that! :) this also makes me wish I could see you build Abu Dhabi, or even the Palm Island. 😍 the talent is endless with you, please keep doing your thing!
If the oasis villages were build on the border of the oasis, the reason for that would properly be that the land around the oasis would be better used for farms, since it is the only fertile land, and you don't really need fertile land for houses (and sand without some fertility is actually a better building ground then the (somewhat) fertile oasis grounds). (don't quote me on this ;O). Btw, I love your videos, and I'm learning a lot of it :)
I loved watching this. Is is incredible how much you do with this game. Even though it is very basic in nature, you breathe life, character, and a story into every detail. Great work!
Also my favourite park so far. I somehow just love arabian and exotic themes, don't really know why. Combined with amazing theme park rides you've put down, this is an amazing park.
BrawndoElecrolytes late to this series, scrolled through all the comments to see if someone beat me to it, and you did. “Love the ovary turns” I was gonna say.
Another excellent looking park! Cheers. For the "helter skelter" anything more than 3 squares for the entrance path will give ridiculous long wait for a short ride affecting negatively on happiness.
In addition to this, it is important to consider the orientation of the tower and the ride's entrance and exit. Guests have to walk from the entrance gate to the tower entrance, then climb the tower and slide down, and then walk from the end of the slide to the exit gate, before the next guest can enter. Therefore, the entrance gate should be as close to the tower door as possible, and the exit gate should be placed right next to the end of the slide, in order to maximize the ride's dismal capacity. In this video, the tower is rotated 90 degrees off this optimal placement, which is slightly grating to watch.
So I rarely post on videos, but I've avidly followed yours for quite some time - you're largely responsible for my Planet Coaster / Parkitect enthusiasm, in fact. And right now, this series is the one I look forward to the most of the youtube things I watch. I usually begin actively hunting for the next episode about two days before it airs.
Thank you! Glad I got you into these kinds of games. I have to say though, just so you know, I got sick a few days ago and I'm traveling right now, so the next episode is still a few days off from now.
I stumbled upon your videos because i wanted to see if i would enjoy this game. Now i see that i rather see you decorate the parks instead of the stuff that i build. I guess i will be watching more of your videos!
Great episode (so far). I also love the Arabian theme. A sort of underrated theme that I wanna have more often in other parks too. Definitely check out Morroco. The cities and towns look so amazing. There are cheap flights from Europe too!
Bought this game on the summer steam sale and I wanted to check out your videos for inspiration (bc I loved ur planet zoo ones) and I think I’ve watched more of you play than actually play myself 😂 You’re very entertaining. Love the videos and I hope you’re doing well.
yaaasss i love this series so much and i keep waiting (not so patiently) for your videos so i can take inspiration for my scenarios! also i'd absolutely love to watch u build for like 2 hours so don't worry about it :-)
For being so intensive about aesthetics and design, I’m really surprised you made the water coaster take up so much of the lake. I feel like the lake is the icon of the “paradise” theme and it’s kinda weird to me having a ride go through it.
I'm playing Parkitect without Mods too, It makes you grow and learn to use the stuff in the game creatively. Although, I'm a planet distance behind your building skills xD I'm quite ahead in the campaign right now, so I won't spoil everything (even that you helped created the game lol)
This scenario already gives you a kiosk in the park entrance building. Also, I love this game seeing as there is not a lot of theme park builders for Linux. Not sure if its cause of Steam but I can play natively on my Linux system :)
This Islamic architecture is a breath of fresh air, but something that is a little off the Mark is the actual form/plans of the buildings. I know you're only creating facades, but symmetry is something that is very consistent in pre-16th century islamic architecture so maybe throw a second bell tower/spire building on the other side of those ride entrances 🙌🏻
Aren't there two special pieces in the game that might solve the fence-problem on your catwalks? I don't own the game myself, but I think I remember these walls you can place right under your roofs... I just don't know how to explain what they look like. I'm talking of these walls that are cut in 45° so they won't stick out on the upper side of the roof as you place them right underneath it. It's not exactly a fence, but better than having no railings on your catwalks at all. "Even though it's sci-fi-ish, I saw some people build steampunk inspired builds..." ... Steampunk is indeed sci-fi, it's retro-sci-fi to be exact. :D Now I'm really looking forward to some steampunk as it is my favorite theme...
Oh yes, I illegally downloaded parkitect a month ago to check it out because I watched these videos. Last week I bought the game on steam. I've just been playing throught the scenarios so far but it's been great.
Love your videos and your parks. I admire you because you have the bigger patience, can you share your parks on steam please? I want to play in these beautiful parks. Regards from Costa Rica
Jesus Christ. That decoration is insane. Ofc you'll miss the optional goals by lightyears this way, but I'll just watch your playthrough for the other approach to the game.
i like 90% of it but the thing where you put an arch on top of pillars and the bottom of the arch trim is sort of floating looks super awkward, though I dunno if there's a good way to fix it and still get that extra bit of height/texture
Amazing and inspiring as always. I usually wait for sales to buy games but you convinced me to pick up Parkitect full-price a couple weeks ago and I've really been enjoying the throwback feeling to myself as a middle schooler playing the first RCT. I was wondering - You seem to be very knowledgeable on all sorts of different types of architecture. What's your process for researching that? Do you look at a lot of reference photos before or during building? Do you actually read books or articles on these styles? Do you spend a lot of time researching before taking on a theme or is this just general knowledge you have from learning about this stuff in your spare time? If you've answered this question before in a previous video I'll totally go back and watch it. :) edit: I also wanted to give a software recommendation since you said you usually have tabs open with reference photos. I found a free tool called PureRef that basically lets you drag and drop photos from your web browser onto a canvas and rotate, crop and scale them so you can throw up a bunch of images like photos on a corkboard. You can then save your workspaces and come back to it. I've found it really useful to see a bunch of images at once, and it also has a smaller memory footprint than a bunch of browser tabs.
Thanks for the amazing recommendation! Glad you like the game. As for your questions - I will actually try to address that in the next video, even though I've talked about it in the past this is a new series with many new viewers, I've noticed, so I'll address it for a bit in the video anyway.
Still working my way through your campaign videos enjoying them and hoping they will give me ideas for me since I'm not the best at scenery but im trying
I really enjoy your playthroughs of these scenarios...in this one though I kind of feel like you lost the desert arabia theme with all of the green trees....it is still beautiful, but the theme is lost somewhere behind the trees...
"It's really hot here. 39°C"
*Puts the teacup under a huge glass roof. Making it a giant oven*
Oh yeah. Oops! I uhh, have lots of air conditioning there.
@@Silvarret
Good enough :D
Gota heat the tea somehow
i guess I'm quite randomly asking but do anyone know of a good site to stream new tv shows online?
You never cease to amaze me with how talented you are with a whole bunch of themes. Great job.
Also the longer the episodes the better :)
Agreed, I'm loving these long episodes! :D
I really like the fact that you spend a lot of time detailing your parks. I think it's what makes me like those games almost more than the rides. And I can always take some inspiration from you.
The fact the episodes are a bit long it's ok too since you explain everything you do and why.
I have definitely improved my decor/theme-making skills having seen how you do stuff in this series, so thanks!
Plz keep going Parkitect (part 10000) :D
For now, I think there's a total of 26 scenarios so I'm afraid this playthrough might end there (unless more scenarios are added, somehow) - but after that I think it'd be interesting to try my hand at a sandbox map.
AstroTron had his scenarios. I’ve played a few and they are very well made and fun!
7:35 "Arabian coast area of tokyo disney, which is honestly one of my favorite themed areas of any theme park in the world"
18:14 "...heavily inspired by tokyo disney arabian coast. Someone might've talked about it in the past."
I really love your parkitect video's, they are a relaxing hour in my busy life :)
I really enjoy this series, it's given me a lot of inspiration for my own parks
says he has to build a trash shute
doesn't build a trash shute
What does it do? I had it one. Beside from looking ugly i didn't find a use for it.
@@ItsIdaho They send the trash to the deliveries building. You use them so your staff doesn't have to walk through the entire park just to empty trash bins. Depots have the same function, as well. The tubes bring goods in & send trash out.
Looks amazing. For sure one of your best yet!
Too much detailing? Nah. Too long? Nope. Keep up the great work!
Just started rewatching this series, & it’s been equally as enjoyable as the first time. One of the best featuring Parkitect campaign, certainly one of my personal favorites. It’s been a healthy dose of nostalgia & reminded me of some great times.
During that release period, I had very high hopes that you might hit us with a modded sandbox series once the mods were more developed. Probably more excited with the prospect of it than any other of content, & now, I must admit, I’m finding myself feeling the exact same. Unfortunately, with the exception of AstroTron & CoasterB, there really aren’t any great sandbox parks, & I just think it’d be awesome to see that series.
Probably a long shot, but I had to say something! Thanks for everything. Cheers.
Your creativity and skill is so impressive. The bazaar at the entrance is such a great idea but the way you brought it to life is next level. Watching this makes me feel like I've barely scratched the surface of playing.
dunno if i mentioned it last time i watched this, but i LOVE the different path levels around that water coaster, how the exit comes out under the building and then the coaster ducks under the path that leads to the garden palace area. that whole last section of the build is so cool!
"30 Strangers in a boat"
1. There's only 6 or 8 peeps per boat in game
2. When you put it that way...
I love these videos so much, every time one comes out I can’t resist watching it. You’ve even inspired me to make my own Parkitect park, albeit in sandbox mode and probably with a fraction of the detail that you pull off! I’ll be here to watch the entire series before I know it
i really enjoy watching your build style. I learn a lot of stuff how to build and what you can do and so on. Parkitect is such a nice game with so much potential but when i realized how to build a certain style which looks good i keep with it, which works in a game perspective i love to see how different solutions. I often just build a plain roof on top of a flat ride just to make it rain proofed, doesn't look good but it just works.
I love the whole area of the water coaster/magic carpet so much. The buildings look so beautiful, the courtyard between them is so clean, the way the bridge goes over the water coaster. SO PRETTY.
Amazing series, please more!
Yes!! Please I can’t wait for the next one!
This scenario was definitely the most proud I've been of the parks I made. Super cool to see your take on it! Love the parkitect coverage!
Been playing through the game and watching your vids each time I complete a scenario. This is probably the best build of the play-through so far!
What an amazing park! Always love to see the effort you put into this. It is very well thought out. Coming back on why people build next to the oasis and not on them. It is is very simple, why care to cut down trees and bushes to clear ground for a building if you have a whole desert next to it to build on. Moreover those trees prevent the the water from evaporating and holding the water in the ground. And that water is probably the reason they build next to it.
And yet again, blown away by your work - both in the scenario development, and the in-game play. Keep rocking Silv! You kick butt!
Those poor abandoned teacups... Love the colossal variation on the buildings! Looking super good. Love all that street clutter.
Again a very nice park. Love this scenario as well. Looking forward to your Archipelago-park as to how you cope with the park lay-out it's provided with.
You usally doesn't build in the oasis becouse of that the oasis is the part where you can farm. You like to have as much land as possible to grow on, and the best wya to make it like that is to build where things doesn't grow.
I like your long videos.
Also this and the last are my favorite maps so far. I think Parkitect is the perfect game. I design games and I have a few friends at my studio raving about it. It's the perfect balance of design, creativity and management. This game feels like the RCT3 I always wanted
Also shout out to your music choices! You put a lot of thought in to your videos and it shows. I appreciate it
I don't mind the longer episodes. I'm here for the detail work. You are amazing. I learn a lot by watching you.
I love your content. I would love if you streamed more and maybe started a multiplayer park with viewers, or just talk with chat about their personal park experiences, or anything at all! Much love from the US! Keep up the great work!
I just can't get enough of your Parkitect playthrough. Awesome work, keep it going!
11:39 Actually both tea and coffee are major parts of the Islamic world historically, since caffeinated drinks are basically a substitute to getting drunk.
I absolutely love this one! I love how as you’re going on your developing the designs more and more for your main streets and just general buildings. I just love how you can design pretty much anything and have it fit the theme. You have a talent! An insane one at that! :) this also makes me wish I could see you build Abu Dhabi, or even the Palm Island. 😍 the talent is endless with you, please keep doing your thing!
If the oasis villages were build on the border of the oasis, the reason for that would properly be that the land around the oasis would be better used for farms, since it is the only fertile land, and you don't really need fertile land for houses (and sand without some fertility is actually a better building ground then the (somewhat) fertile oasis grounds). (don't quote me on this ;O). Btw, I love your videos, and I'm learning a lot of it :)
watching this series for the second time... beautiful parks, thanks for sharing them.
I loved watching this. Is is incredible how much you do with this game. Even though it is very basic in nature, you breathe life, character, and a story into every detail. Great work!
My God man this is the best park I’ve seen you build in here. It’s amazing I can’t believe it. Zo gaaf!!
Also my favourite park so far. I somehow just love arabian and exotic themes, don't really know why. Combined with amazing theme park rides you've put down, this is an amazing park.
Finally!
Can´t wait for the next one, a video per week ist´nt enough!
Gimme more! :D
Yessssss I've been looking forward to you doing this one! This was one of my favorite campaigns to play so far!!
The shot of the park at 36:10 is so beautiful, It looks like a huge isometric poster
Who else thinks the water coaster looks like a uterus? Really great work though, Silvarret!
BrawndoElecrolytes late to this series, scrolled through all the comments to see if someone beat me to it, and you did. “Love the ovary turns” I was gonna say.
Excitement really builds as you hit the Fallopian lift hill
Simply amazing! I love how you adapt your building styles to different scenarios! keep it up man!
Another excellent looking park! Cheers. For the "helter skelter" anything more than 3 squares for the entrance path will give ridiculous long wait for a short ride affecting negatively on happiness.
In addition to this, it is important to consider the orientation of the tower and the ride's entrance and exit. Guests have to walk from the entrance gate to the tower entrance, then climb the tower and slide down, and then walk from the end of the slide to the exit gate, before the next guest can enter. Therefore, the entrance gate should be as close to the tower door as possible, and the exit gate should be placed right next to the end of the slide, in order to maximize the ride's dismal capacity. In this video, the tower is rotated 90 degrees off this optimal placement, which is slightly grating to watch.
So I rarely post on videos, but I've avidly followed yours for quite some time - you're largely responsible for my Planet Coaster / Parkitect enthusiasm, in fact. And right now, this series is the one I look forward to the most of the youtube things I watch. I usually begin actively hunting for the next episode about two days before it airs.
Thank you! Glad I got you into these kinds of games. I have to say though, just so you know, I got sick a few days ago and I'm traveling right now, so the next episode is still a few days off from now.
A little further in the campaign than you are now but still a huge inspiration! Thanks for showing us your beautiful parks
I stumbled upon your videos because i wanted to see if i would enjoy this game. Now i see that i rather see you decorate the parks instead of the stuff that i build.
I guess i will be watching more of your videos!
Great episode (so far). I also love the Arabian theme. A sort of underrated theme that I wanna have more often in other parks too. Definitely check out Morroco. The cities and towns look so amazing. There are cheap flights from Europe too!
So good.. can't wait for another Episode.
Bought this game on the summer steam sale and I wanted to check out your videos for inspiration (bc I loved ur planet zoo ones) and I think I’ve watched more of you play than actually play myself 😂
You’re very entertaining. Love the videos and I hope you’re doing well.
yaaasss i love this series so much and i keep waiting (not so patiently) for your videos so i can take inspiration for my scenarios! also i'd absolutely love to watch u build for like 2 hours so don't worry about it :-)
this park is great! really pretty and the detail and layout is wonderful.
I love how the background music matches the setting of the park haha. Great video as always
I love this series keep it up!!
For being so intensive about aesthetics and design, I’m really surprised you made the water coaster take up so much of the lake. I feel like the lake is the icon of the “paradise” theme and it’s kinda weird to me having a ride go through it.
I'm playing Parkitect without Mods too, It makes you grow and learn to use the stuff in the game creatively. Although, I'm a planet distance behind your building skills xD
I'm quite ahead in the campaign right now, so I won't spoil everything (even that you helped created the game lol)
Very nice episode again. Keep them coming. I really enjoy it.
I'm impressed with how detailed it looks. I will put more time into detailing, and see how it goes!
I LOVE your parkitect series so much!! Can't wait for the next episode 😍
Amazing park builds and i can not wait to see what u do next.
I'm a bit ahead in the campaign and can't wait for some of the scenario's coming up! Great work as always on this one.
YES!! I've been wondering when the next video will release! I bought Parkitect because of this series, can't wait for the next one!
Detailing to much? You're joking right? Detail it as much as you want, as it give us more to enjoy with your videos~
I get so many ideas from watching you build.
how can every park look so goddamn beautiful. silvarret, I love this so so much
Your videos are really inspirational. Can't wait for the next one.
Keep this series going! I've missed it and stay on that grind 💪
This scenario already gives you a kiosk in the park entrance building.
Also, I love this game seeing as there is not a lot of theme park builders for Linux. Not sure if its cause of Steam but I can play natively on my Linux system :)
This Islamic architecture is a breath of fresh air, but something that is a little off the Mark is the actual form/plans of the buildings. I know you're only creating facades, but symmetry is something that is very consistent in pre-16th century islamic architecture so maybe throw a second bell tower/spire building on the other side of those ride entrances 🙌🏻
Love your videos and your style. Keep it up!
This one was awesome! I wish there was a final full zoomed out view of the park after you made the junior coaster though.
Awesome to see you play!
this series is awesome, really cool inspiration
Once again: awesome video! When will the next part be uploaded?
Aren't there two special pieces in the game that might solve the fence-problem on your catwalks? I don't own the game myself, but I think I remember these walls you can place right under your roofs... I just don't know how to explain what they look like. I'm talking of these walls that are cut in 45° so they won't stick out on the upper side of the roof as you place them right underneath it. It's not exactly a fence, but better than having no railings on your catwalks at all.
"Even though it's sci-fi-ish, I saw some people build steampunk inspired builds..."
... Steampunk is indeed sci-fi, it's retro-sci-fi to be exact. :D Now I'm really looking forward to some steampunk as it is my favorite theme...
Love it, another great park!
Ik kijk altijd uit naar deze videos :)
Finally!! Been waiting for this~
Loved it very very much, got Aladdin vibes 😁
I've come quite a bit farther than this in the campaign, and i can really see which ones you've designed. Very nice.
Your parks look so awesome. Could you do some tutorials on good decorating and building rollercoasters?
Amazing! Can't wait to see your version of Nova Labs!
This is soo chill to watchh
These videos really make me want to check out Parkitect for myself, another great video Silv!
Oh yes, I illegally downloaded parkitect a month ago to check it out because I watched these videos. Last week I bought the game on steam. I've just been playing throught the scenarios so far but it's been great.
@@Xlsy221 If only I wasn't completely broke at the moment, I would probably get it.
Love your videos and your parks. I admire you because you have the bigger patience, can you share your parks on steam please? I want to play in these beautiful parks. Regards from Costa Rica
Love ur buildings! hope you make some more parkitect videos! :)
amazing work! love it
Jesus Christ. That decoration is insane. Ofc you'll miss the optional goals by lightyears this way, but I'll just watch your playthrough for the other approach to the game.
Absolutely fantastic
i like 90% of it
but the thing where you put an arch on top of pillars and the bottom of the arch trim is sort of floating looks super awkward, though I dunno if there's a good way to fix it and still get that extra bit of height/texture
50 minutes of pure joy
Yes, I was waiting for a new ASMR video. This is gonna be a good nights rest.
I hope you upload more videos for the campaign
Amazing and inspiring as always. I usually wait for sales to buy games but you convinced me to pick up Parkitect full-price a couple weeks ago and I've really been enjoying the throwback feeling to myself as a middle schooler playing the first RCT.
I was wondering - You seem to be very knowledgeable on all sorts of different types of architecture. What's your process for researching that? Do you look at a lot of reference photos before or during building? Do you actually read books or articles on these styles? Do you spend a lot of time researching before taking on a theme or is this just general knowledge you have from learning about this stuff in your spare time? If you've answered this question before in a previous video I'll totally go back and watch it. :)
edit: I also wanted to give a software recommendation since you said you usually have tabs open with reference photos. I found a free tool called PureRef that basically lets you drag and drop photos from your web browser onto a canvas and rotate, crop and scale them so you can throw up a bunch of images like photos on a corkboard. You can then save your workspaces and come back to it. I've found it really useful to see a bunch of images at once, and it also has a smaller memory footprint than a bunch of browser tabs.
Thanks for the amazing recommendation! Glad you like the game. As for your questions - I will actually try to address that in the next video, even though I've talked about it in the past this is a new series with many new viewers, I've noticed, so I'll address it for a bit in the video anyway.
Thanks man :) I've actually been watching since Grizzly Valley but I've definitely missed a bunch!
You can just close the window during "coaster cam". It'll keep following the vehicle until you move the camera manually.
Keep these long I love these videos
You are such an inspiration!
Still working my way through your campaign videos enjoying them and hoping they will give me ideas for me since I'm not the best at scenery but im trying
I really enjoy your playthroughs of these scenarios...in this one though I kind of feel like you lost the desert arabia theme with all of the green trees....it is still beautiful, but the theme is lost somewhere behind the trees...
It was a pretty good and interesting scenario :D
I'd be excited to see a sandbox park where you're not limited to money and can place whatever you like
Why you didnt build the Fata Morgana from the Efteling? XD