I like the fact that Frontier bundles DLC packs rather than using micro transactions for additional content. But the question always comes up, is it worth it? I consider the work that the creatives at Frontier need to put in to make these packs happen.

My pricing model ($USD prices)

$2 for each new ride

$1 for each returning ride

$2 for new game mechanic (I priced Parades @ $4 value after I saw the depth of that system)

$0.01 for each new scenery item

$0.005 for each returning scenery item (I used to value these at a penny per item, but the texture quality difference must be addressed)

Freebies (sounds, music, bonuses) These can sometimes be a positive, but I don't attribute specific value per unit.

Spooktacular pack breakdown

5 new rides $10

2 returning rides $2

1 new Game Mechanic (Walkthroughs) $2

350 Spooktacular scenery pieces $3.50

350 PC1 Spooky Pack scenery pieces $1.75

Freebies (29 ambient sounds, 90 sound effects, 14 music tracks, spooky brand signs) Big additional value

Total- $19.25 value at an $18.99 cost. Spot on price.

This is the math I do whether I decide to spend my money. YMMV.

Do you guys think we will get some content including basic monster movie characters? That's honestly what I'm hoping for. They didn't really show that much in the reveal.

Im puting that it goes 66 mph because it does look like its going 90

Planning my spooky section with the upcoming DLC and was wondering which looked better before I start theming. Leaning towards the dark supports with it being a Halloween area but really don't like how the steel beams are still silver.

I really like the recent DLCs in PC2, they are fantastic. I like to play the career mode, I wish we could have more career mode scenarios in PC2

With the new walkthrough attractions coming to Planet Coaster 2, I'm really curious how much freedom we'll actually have with them. Do you think we'd be able to use them as some sort of preshow before a ride? Like having guests enter a room, watch a short show or experience something, and then continue into the actual ride queue? That would open up so many possibilities for more immersive attractions. I'm also wondering whether we could create actual walkthrough mazes, where guests follow a custom path through different rooms or environments. Obviously haunted houses come to mind with the Spooktacular Pack, but imagine something like the Fairytale Forest at Efteling, where guests wander through a themed environment and discover different scenes along the way. It seems like the new system could potentially make something like that possible, depending on how much control we have over the paths, triggers, and guest behaviour. I'm really excited about the possibilities, but I'm curious what everyone else thinks. Could this be the beginning of proper preshows and walkthrough dark attractions, or am I expecting too much from the system (again)?

I’m playing in sandbox mode with all difficulty settings enabled, including food (it’s NOT turned off) but my customers rarely buy anything from the pizza stand, even when some of them are hungry. I don’t get it, I even set the price to $1 per pizza, I’ve only had 22 sales in two hours of gameplay.

Love that we are getting spooky signs too. Pizzahhh Pen, Ghoulpee and Hat's Fangtastic, also Gelato Boos and Viva La Vampire.
I think Ghoulpee might be my favourite. What is yours?

Hey guys! I found a ice cream shop online that im using for inspiration and I was wondering if anyone had any feedback on how to improve my main thing atm which took me 30+ mins then I had to hop off but i used basic shapes to help me build my entrance building. I couldn’t find a piece that exactly matched so I had to improvise. However, i do know that the measurements/positioning is off I realized after the fact. It was hard to see due to it all being grouped together and the blue grid me not knowing how to hide it.

I was just wondering if anyone knew or had any feedback on the detailing using basic shapes which is something I’m trying to be more intentional with in my builds.

Thank you!