I've had a lot of fun playing this game so far and I've waited a while before I decided to review it. It's definitely a fun game. I really do enjoy wasting time playing it! However, some little details could use some fine tuning. 1. Allow for an adjustable zoom when placing an object. It automatically zooms in and can't be adjusted and it's frustrating. 2. Give us an option for building bridges over water!3. I really, really HATE that I can only hire workers for one day at a time- and they're super expensive! Once purchased, we should be able to keep them and a much smaller amount should be deducted every day, perhaps to equal up to purchase amount in a years time. Then perhaps we can be prompted if we want to keep the workers or get rid of them. 4. It would be great to have achievements separated into two categories: completed and incomplete. That way it would be much easier to look through. On the up side, thank you so much for allowing us to collect gold, and awarding gold on each level up, without having to pester people to earn it! I love that so much. I hate pestering other people so I can get things I need, so I really love that I don't have to! It makes getting things in the game possible by just playing on my own. That's great!

There is a very large "but" in this review, so I'll put it first. The game relies on TapJoy for the user to obtain the free gold needed to play the game. TapJoy modified their app (they got rid of the filters) so that it now takes much longer to use. The "free" ads are usually found only after individually loading and scrolling through about 20-25 pages. This made it take too much time to play the game. TapJoy used to let you select only the free or video ads, but now you must scroll through all of them. I am deleting the game because it now takes much too long to make simple progress. The only reason I'm giving as many as two stars is that it is a good game. It is crippled by the current version of TapJoy. This is basically a build-a-city game, but instead of city buildings, you build amusement rides and attractions. The rides themselves are interesting and fun, which helps make the game fun. The game seems to offer tons of space to expand, but that means either buying lots of gold or spending many, many hours in TapJoy earning gold by watching ads or buying products. The only other alternative, which really isn't viable, is to very slowly gather the thousands of gold needed for a small expansion only one gold coin at a time by progressing levels, but it takes weeks to go a single level once you get into the game. Nice to play if you have tons of money to spend or far too much time on your hands.

This app has taken hours out of my life, but I have enjoyed it! Had this app on my old kindle with games, and after it broke was sad to see it go. Once I found it on the app store, immediately downloaded it again. The idea of the entire app is fun and interesting. You can even hire different employees for days or hours to help at your park. (I personally recommend the janitor or clown, which are probably the most helpful.)Yes, some things like getting more gold in order to expand is slightly difficult if you don’t want to spend money. You have to use the free gold the game provides which can take time that you probably don’t want to wait for. A suggestion I have is to have a little bar or chart in the menu to see what people want most, like if you need more fountains or restrooms, so you know what you should buy next. I haven’t had much problem with ads, which is a relief from other apps that get me upset from so many ads interrupting game time. In conclusion I would still definitely recommend this app to anyone that wants a different game concept to add to their phone or device.

The game is pretty solid with only a few issues. I highly appreciate the ability to obtain gold coins from doing their advertising tasks, I may not have money to pay for the IAP but I will support the developers through advertising revenue. The game is fun but obviously can be improved. My biggest complaint is the inability to truly understand what the visitors want, it seems you have to guess and check a lot of the time with repositioning paths, rides, etc. in hopes of raising happiness. It is not even close to the roller coaster tycoon I played ages ago on the PC, but it is still worth playing.