Thrillville is a theme park simulation game developed by Frontier Developments and published by LucasArts and Atari.
Gameplay[]
In Thrillville, your uncle Mortimer, who owns and operates a chain of theme parks known as Thrillville, asks you to be his park manager. Thrillville is a group of five separate parks, each with three themed areas. You start off in the first park, and by building rides and improving the park, you unlock the next park, until you have all five unlocked. But the foundation of the game lies in the missions. In order to unlock the next park, you must complete a set amount of missions (tasks that Mortimer gives you) in order to improve each park. Completing these missions will not only unlock parks, but can reward you with money to build more attractions, or by unlock new rides and games. As park manager, you can build rides, games, food and drink shops, restrooms, souvenir stalls, race tracks, and other attractions.There are also two coaster stations in each themed area of each park. You can build coasters and race tracks in these sections. You can also talk to the guests, befriend them, and even flirt and start relationships, as well as ride your own coasters and play the various arcade games.
Parks & sub-parks[]
There are a total of five Thrillville parks altogether. Each park has three subparks which are different themed areas of the parks
Thrillville[]
Thrillville Timewarp[]
- Prime E Ville
- Futureville
- Frontierville
Thrillville Paradise[]
Thrillville Adventures[]
Treasures of Thrillville[]
- Pharaohville
- Incaville
- Prospectorville
Trivia[]
- All the CGI videos in the game were done in just ten weeks by Axis Animation.[1]
- There are some differences between the PSP version and the two console versions. Between the two, there are some differing missions, and some of pre-built attractions are different.
- For example, in the PSP version, once you first arrive in Thrillville, there is a Go Kart track already built. In the console versions, this is replaced by an Anti-Grav Racer.
- The offical Frontier Developments Twitter account incorectly stated in a tweet, that Thrillville, was available on PC, Wii and DS.[2]
- Thrillville and its sequel, were among the final 70 games added to the backwards compatibility program for Xbox One and Xbox Series.
- The PlayStation Portable versions of Thrillville and it's sequel were rumored to be added to the PlayStation Plus service in December 2023.[3]
- It was confirmed to be added but instead the Sequel ended up using the PlayStation 2 version.
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