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Big Ambition is one of those soul-sucking games where fun eventually turns into a never-ending checklist you have to finish. Think Satisfactory’s evil cousin. The management is actually pretty solid — juggling stores, offices, HQ, warehouses, staff, and rivals…

Speaking of rivals, spoiler alert: you can’t beat them. They stick around like that annoying fly you can’t swat.

Good luck figuring anything out on your own. You’ll need some saintly Steam guide just to get the basics. The in-game help? A pile of useless “loading screen tips” that don’t cover the important stuff.

To be fair, the devs are grinding hard on quality-of-life updates, UI improvements, and genuinely good additions. If you love management sims, this game will suck you in harder than your Sims 4 no-life phases every couple of years.

Parkitect is basically the RollerCoaster Tycoon 4 we actually deserved as kids — though I still can’t tell if it’s 2D, 3D, or some weird hybrid, but it looks damn good. The base game comes packed with tons of rides and scenery, plus the workshop lets you slap in anything from giant roller coasters shaped like wine bottles (because why the hell not?) to whatever bizarre crap you can dream up.

The management side is surprisingly addictive and ruthless—you can lay off employees on the spot like Trump firing people on TV, expose your guests to harmless “gamma rays” to read their thoughts (pretty useful for knowing who’s about to complain), and basically run your park like a tiny amusement empire dictator. Fun times.

Automation is a love-hate mess where “love” means staring blankly at terms like VVL and VVT wondering what the hell they do. You’ll spend hours perfecting an engine, then hit the AI button on the turbo page and watch your masterpiece instantly self-destruct. Tried building a 12k RPM beast? Congrats, it’ll blow up the second you touch the throttle. If you enjoy frustration disguised as “simulation,” this is your jam.

Stick with it though, and weirdly, you’ll start Googling stuff like 4 vs 5 valves, overhead cam vs double overhead cam, and actually feel proud of what you built. But honestly? I still have no clue what’s going on in the campaign.

Your PC will beg you to stop playing Cities Skylines II

I can barely hit 20 FPS with 100,000 citizens, but hey—the dog pathfinding is very realistic. Mods like Tree Brush and Road Anarchy are still essential, because Paradox apparently thinks “quality of life” means watching your grid roads almost line up. You watch thousands of people at once but you can't snap a street straight. No custom parks yet, no trade deals—just your resources selling themselves while your GPU cries.

My PC is currently on fire. Send help. But yeah… it’s still kinda great.

If you can get over the graphic this game will eat the joy out of your soul you will reach a point when you don't really know if you are having fun or not. 10/10

16 times the detail !

Gary Mod RP without moderator powertrip. Don't expect playing solo 80% of the game is comunication with other players. Solid 8/10

Poor optimisation , AI can't perform basic task. Refund.

Pretty fun management game , there's a lack of difficulty not gonna lie but the game is still enjoyable.

Le jeu à complètement bugger lors du tuto mon bateau était à moitier dans l'eau et d'un coup il a dispparu j'ai refund le jeu , je vais attendre quelque MAJ avant de jouer je crois