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NOTE: This download will only work in OpenRCT2. Using the latest release (0.3.3) or develop builds is highly advisable. If this scenario doesn't work for you, just simply update to the latest release or develop builds and it should work just fine.

Presenting scenario #335: Rollercoaster Revolution. WARNING: ULTRA-EXTREME DIFFICULTY AHEAD! PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Goal: To achieve a monthly income from ride tickets of at least 200,000
- 254x254 map size, but you have to pay a whooping 200 PER tile! This includes construction rights too!
- Guests spawn with very low happiness, very high hunger and thirst, and anywhere between 1~31 in cash
- No marketing campaigns allowed!
- No loans allowed either!
- Harder park rating and harder guest generation are on!
- Only 4 roller coasters available at the start, 3 of which are terrible!
- Beating this scenario WILL require you to expand, which can really drag your finances down!
- Buying all of the land and construction rights? Too bad, that WILL cost you an astronomically high 11,618,000 in in-game cash!!!
- Cold weather! At least it's not cool and wet, but still! The somewhat frequent rain will hurt your finances!

Good luck and enjoy. If you even complete this scenario, I have four things to say: congratulations; you really had so much time to spare and you will find yourself asking why too; you are in the highest echelons of skilled RCT2 play; and most importantly, please notify me if you complete this monstrosity of a scenario! Because I can guarantee you, this is harder than Coaster Anarchy, Wasteland of Dying Dreams, and Permafrost Paranoia!

And now, the shop profit-focused cousin of this scenario... Infinite Insanity!
https://rctgo.com/downloads/view/infinite-insanity.21340

Section Scenarios
File Size 577.75 KB
Date Uploaded Apr 12, 2021

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1 comment

Beaker

I was able to beat it without expanding. Through the playthrough, I got some ideas about how to approach this kind of goal, but nothing so far that would be significantly better than just building a larger park.