Developments

I've been working closely with a regional theme park corporation on developing this all new property near Keenaw Bay on Lake Superior.


Important infrastructure is already in the park.


Towering roller coasters are already installed.


As the sun sets above the lake, an ordinary photo is made extraordinary.


Night is falling upon this thrilling paradise.

Looks really neat. I like the location by the lake, that gives it a unique fell. Is that B&M coaster the same as Leviathan at Canada's Wonderland? They look similar.

So... about the CT's. Did you make them?

He didn't make them it's coasterinc CT do u want the link..

ive known about those ct's but the park does look nice so far

Wheres the background from where the park is. Was the Photoshopped or is that a RCT3 mod?

I think if u using CT's are ok if u only use boomerang coasters but I think over all it shows no creative... But it her can make great station that he could turn my comment around but we just got to see

This park is not meant to be a test of how well coasters can be designed in RCT3, it's about the story. This park's story will be the focus of my work here. I understand that Custom Track Coasters have a reputation, but I think that's bogus. If there's a way to make the game more realistic and make the story easier to tell, then I'm all for it.

Detail
We're making significant progress within the park, but I just wanted to share some photos of the intricate detail that will make this park a hit with our guests.


Queues such as this one utilize angular and curved designs to create a sense of confusion in preperation for the coaster.


Particular trees such as this one are planted especially due to their size which makes guests feel powerless.


A particular color palette has been chosen for the entire property, so that every attraction is in sync with the guest's state of mind.


Towering over a lake makes guests uncertain of what's below.

yeah i get what you say about that, but the park looks nice so far.

Man, I adore these custom tracks, even if you didn't make them. It just makes it seem so much more real. The last picture literally looks like a photograph apart from the trees.