I love simulation/building games like this, whether its for a city, a park, a zoo, or whatever, I love then all. However, this one is special, when it comes to park building games, of all the ones that that I have played, this is easily my 2nd favorite of them all. Normally all the park games I played such as Theme Park, Sim Theme Park or other park Tycoon games were pretty basic, but Thrillville added a few twists to spice up the game, and that's what makes it so much fun.

GRAPHICS 8/10

The graphics are pretty simple compared to other games that came out around the same time,but this was a huge step ahead of other games of the same genre. The graphics are really good in the sense of what the game is about and I feel that a great job was done with this game. Its full of color, people, rides, and more are fully detailed, and it actually looks like it would when you are riding a ride. My overall grade for graphics is going to be an 8 out of 10.

SOUND 9/10

If I had to pick just one aspect of sound to make an impression of the category, I would have to pick the theme song that's played at the very beginning of the game. I don't remember the entire song, but I have heard it so many times over and over that pieces of it have been lodged in mu head for years. In addition to that song, there are a few others, as well as various theme park sounds, and my overall grade for Sound will be a 9 out of 10.

STORY 7/10

There isn’t much to the story for this game as opposed to the sequel, but there’s still a small story revolving around building and maintaining all sorts of rides and attractions, and keeping all the guests happy. Part of the main story also involves working out with the owner, Mortimer , and buiding all sorts of new attractions to beat other parks. I will give a 7 out of 10 for story.

ADDICTVINESS 8/10

I will have to say that the game is only addicting as you are playing it. It’s the kind of game that you wouldn’t want to turn it off during your first playthrough because there is so much to do, from building rides and stalls, keeping everybody happy and making money. However, once you essentially beat the main story of the game, there isn’t really much to do. The only reason you might want to play again is for some of the mini games. My overall grade for Addictiveness is an 8 out of 10.

Depth 7/10

There are two main factors of depth. First you have the running a theme park aspect. There’s a ton that the game offers for this aspect, you build rides, games, stalls, and more. You make money, and you interact with others. This side of the game has a lot to offer, but then there is also the Mini game side of the game where you can play in a variety of mini games that are really fun. My grade for depth is a 7 out of 10.

DIFFICULTY 2

This game is not hard at all, all you are doing is building rides and making sure people are happy, The only thing you might have to worry about is running out of money, and I don’t even know if you can do that because it’s never happened to me before. The game is super easy and this category gets a 2.

Overall 8.4/10

Again, this is easily my 2nd favorite theme park game of all time behind Sim Theme Park, and I have played quite a few. The game has a ton to offer and is a lot of fun. The fun won’t last as long as some other games, but you can still be immersed in its world for hours at a time. My overall grade for Thrillville will be an 8.4 out of 10.

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