It’s an interesting and fun mode, and is the most time-consuming of the three, but some of that time is spent dealing with problems rather than having fun. Each level offers a puzzle to be solved by constructing your rollercoaster in a particular way, with the overarching target of causing your passengers a fun ride, based broadly across three criteria: screams, intensity, and nausea.Įach level also has its own objectives, which range from simply completing the rollercoaster, to having to include a number of special pieces, reach set speeds or minimise or maximise a particular rider response such as keeping the nausea levels down. The Engineer mode is the most difficult of the three game types, both intentionally and unintentionally. Later stages require you to hit trampolines and other level furniture to reach far away constructs and were made immeasurably harder by not being able to turn the camera in the direction you really needed. Sadly, the key problem that exhibited itself in later levels was the unruly camera, which does you no favours as you try to work your way around some of the more complicated levels. This portion of the game reminded hugely of Burnout’s beloved Crash mode, with the same gameplay hook seeing you repeat each level over and over again looking to maximise the carnage you cause.
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