Just one question it says intel core i5 2.3ghz what would it be equivalent in amd athlon processors since i have amd athlon 64 x2 dual core processor 4400+ 2.30ghz.

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It depends on whether they mean a dual core i5 or a quad core i5. It's not specific on the requirements. If it only requires a dual core, you should be fine. However, if it requires a quad core, you could run into trouble. Though, GOG says they have a 14-day no questions asked return policy on this game, so you could try it and return it if it doesn't work.

Some of these games suffer from not really giving you enough space and budget or otherwise being needlessly restrictive. Does Parkitect fix this?

Thanks for the response! The map size looks good enough to get plenty of rides in and the fact that it will increase beyond that is good to hear too.

As for restrictions, it's the RCT scenario ones I am referring to. There was a tendency to tie one hand behind your back in the scenarios that didn't let up later in the game. In fact it just got worse. I'd like the idea of being able to build a big park (like the one pictured) and meet a high scenario target than have a meagre park hit its meagre target.

Psst. It's still in alpha.

Me too, but this does look fun till someone else (not EA) makes it

This looks like fun. Will definitely keep my eye on this.

I didn't really play or build much of anything, but I did some testing.

- As I figured, any blueprint that can be found on Steam's workshop - as long as they actually show the blueprint picture - can be saved and moved into Parkitect's blueprint folder and it'll pop up in the game without a problem.
- I tried the ride cam and first-person peep mod. The latter is only really good for maybe taking screenshots. Trying to walk through your park can get you incredibly wonky results. The ride cam worked fairly well, but it was clear the game wasn't really designed for such, but it did make me take notice of how wooden support structures can occasionally pop through rollercoaster tracks. Not exactly pretty.
- The more scenery items and peeps there are in the park the more performance goes down. Changing graphic options from high to lowest really doesn't seem to do all that much. I tried out some of the big parks included in the current version, and not even halfway zoomed out it can have a pretty adverse effect on performance. Frankly, I'm not sure whether Unity was the best engine choice for such a project.

All that made me want to compare it to my copy of RCT 3, which runs buttery smooth on the same computer on high. Now sure, it's a bit unfair to compare the two due to the latter being a really polished professional and older game, but it does kind of stand out in my mind.

Well, I'll make sure to actually play with Parkitect and build stuff over the weekend and see how I'll feel about it afterwards, game-wise and control-wise.

Thanks for the reply.
i have the old RTC2 , on retail cd, it was pretty cheap at release, but i played it only 3 times, it takes to much effort and lots of time before you can see results, besides, when i game i want to take an active aprt thats why point and click games are my favorite.

Your Game needs fixing. When I tried to install it on Windows 7, during the installation it stops and tells me that the game cannot access my disk. then says installation failed. Do you have any idea what is going on there. thanks

It might not be the game.
Your Virus scanner might be blocking installation.

Try downloading the standalone installer.