Theme Park Simulator Announced For Nintendo Switch

Theme Park Simulator Announced For Nintendo Switch

Badland Publishing has announced Theme Park Simulator, a game where you build a theme park for Nintendo Switch.

The game will be released digitally on April 17, 2020. It will not have a physical release.

Trailer and details:

https://youtu.be/zDf4UAzaN20

After surprising amusement park fans with its level of realism and possibilities with its Smartphone version, Theme Park Simulator will be available on Nintendo Switch, exclusively in digital format, on April 17th.

Enjoy each of the eleven available rides in third or first person and manage its performance in real time: capacity, speed, direction, movement patterns, smoke and light effects… and watch the reaction of the visitors!

Control the most iconic amusement park rides, including the Ferris wheel, bumper cars and two roller coasters.

Use Nintendo Switch touch screen to calibrate the speed and direction of the rides and test your customers’ endurance.

Plus, each attraction offers a choice of different cameras – you can even experience them through the eyes of the passengers.

Theme Park Simulator allows you to control, with unprecedented realism, 11 different rides: Ferris Wheel, Bumper Cars, Inverter, Tagada, Amor Express, Wild Mouse, Twister, Tokaido, Viking Ship, Techno Jump and Kamikaze. All of them recreated on Nintendo Switch with great attention to detail.

Main Features:

Control 11 legendary rides using Nintendo Switch Touch Screen.

  • Manage speed, direction and motion patterns of each ride through a simple and realistic control systems.
  • At any time you can choose between a free camera or different pre-set views, including cameras that reflect the passengers’ point of view.
  • Drive a bumper car via touch screen!
  • Activate light and smoke effects to surprise the passengers and change the decoration of the rides!
  • The audience will react in real time to your decisions: you’ll hear their screams as you increase speed and change the motion pattern of each ride.