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Such a fantastic and still otherwise active game does not deserve to be plagued by bots for 5+ years on its official servers. Valve, pls Fix TF2.

Finally decided to change my mind for this game for now. Updates are slowed down to a crawl, content is minimal, bugs are still aplenty. While I personally don't have too many issues with the core of the game itself, it's still got quite a few controversial changes, and doesn't feel nearly as fun anymore to me. I certainly got bored with it after a while. Maybe part of the reason I even enjoyed it in the first place was because it was the only game I could play with certain friends at the time, without them, it's pretty meh. It makes me want to go back to previous games instead or just other games entirely. Just play Battlefield 4 instead or something. Give this game a year and maybe it'll be alright by then, we'll just have to see.
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This is easily the best "Mostly Negative" game I've played. I think most of the reviews are blowing the state of this game a bit out of proportion, or just wanted this game to be the exact same as the previous titles. If any of the previous games in the series immediately released on Steam this exact situation would happen, the same outrage happens every release and somehow people are still surprised.

Definitely not the popular opinion on the internet at the moment, but I've played most Battlefields since BF2, this one's the most fun I've had with the series so far across all the modes. Personally enjoying most of the changes from the same ol' same ol' this time around. I think the specialists are a positive change from classes, allowing more freedom and team play. Love most of the vehicles having more seats and more roles within those seats. The guns, while not necessarily as plentiful as past games, feel great to use and seem well-balanced after the patches.

Not free of bugs or issues yet but patches already fixed most of the problems I had previously, and I'm not getting affected by them as much as everyone else seemingly is. One man's trash is another man's treasure I suppose.

Up front, if you already own Platinum Edition from a couple years ago before it was taken off of the store due to Atari being Atari, this doesn't have a whole lot of improvements in comparison to make it worth it to upgrade for most people. While I don't mind too much, I do think a couple more quality-of-life improvements wouldn't have hurt to justify getting a more recent version.

That being said, if you never had a chance to own it or had a disc but lost it, this is still one of the best theme park games out there! RCT3 with all of it's included expansions has a ton of content on it's own. It's a little bit dated on the graphics as this is still a game that came out 16 years ago, but turning the settings to max and setting the draw distance and LOD sliders to max can still make beautiful looking parks (especially at night!) and the rest is charming in its own way.

Compared to Frontier's other popular roller coaster game franchise, Planet Coaster has a more free-form approach while RCT3 uses a grid-based system for just about everything like the older games in the franchise. I personally like working with grids more as it's less of a hassle to line things up to look good so this is a positive for me, but someone who prefers absolute freedom in placement would better like Planet Coaster instead.

For what it's worth, I'm still having fun with this game all these years later. And I'm sure anyone even mildly interested in making a theme park to either trill or torture guests will find a lot of enjoyment out of this to this day!

I'm recommending this game without too many hours yet because I've already played the mobile verison of this game to completion, Horizon Chase. Horizon Chase Turbo is everything that mobile version was and more with new content and various improvements, like for example how it'll show on the map where fuel pickups are when you're low.

This is a fun old-school arcade racing game both singleplayer and with couch multiplayer. It's also fun to try and beat other's track times, although since there isn't a dedicated time trial type of mode you do still have to deal with the other cars on the road.

The driving in this game feels very nice. Most (but not all!) of the turns on the tracks you don't need to brake or even decelerate for as long as you keep turning. Overtaking a few cars at once and not getting hit is a great feeling, but on the flip side it can be a little frustrating if you just can't pass a car cus you keep rear-ending them, then again you can learn to trick the AI if they try to block ya like that.

Over all I recommend this to anyone who thinks they would like this really, this game is pretty accessible. The difficulty can ramp up after a while, but by then you'll likely have played it enough to figure out how to overcome it.