Thrillville xbox game review

By signing up, you agree to the our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. Thanks to its rock-solid execution, Thrillville delivers an enjoyable batch of minigames in a lighthearted theme park environment.

When you look at Thrillville you have to understand one thing. This game is a game about managing a park. Although the game doesn't do a very good job in portraying that it is still a wonderful game to enjoy. The game it Read Full Review. The game of Thrillville begins out as Mortimer the original owner of thrillville is held up in invention and is to busy to care for his park. And that's when he finds the perfect man or woman for the job YOU. That where The game is amazing.

You're able to build anything you want and just when you think you have the whole game figured out, it surprises you with something completely new. The environment of the game makes you feel as if yo This game is very,very fun.

Overwhelming dislike - based on 29 Ratings. Thrillville Xbox. User Score. Your Score. Rate this:. Log in to finish rating Thrillville. Share this? Summary: Thrillville allows gamers of all ages to easily build and customize the coaster of your dreams. Gone are the days of the complex PC techniques used in other coaster games.

Rather, Thrillville's easy to use building mode has been designed specifically for the console platforms and makes Thrillville allows gamers of all ages to easily build and customize the coaster of your dreams. Rather, Thrillville's easy to use building mode has been designed specifically for the console platforms and makes building all plus rides from wooden, corkscrew and inverted coasters to merry go rounds, trains and carnival rides, easy, and most importantly, fun.

Imagination is the only height limit with Thrillville, where the fun ranges from racing on go-kart tracks you put together and playing mini-golf on courses you designed to joining friends for dozens of four-player party games, from bumper cars to arcade shoot-'em-ups. You can also tour the park on foot - a first for theme-park titles - chatting and joking with all the guests to help them out and make sure they're enjoying themselves.

Buy on. Ever since I saw this game, I thought that it was just going to be another Roller Coaster Tycoon clone. I remember when Roller Coaster Tycoon was all the rage, and clones of it seemed to be everywhere. But I was very pleasantly surprised by this game. Though it is meant for a family-oriented audience, this game proved to be very fun, and a whole lot different than Roller Coaster Tycoon. While Roller Coaster Tycoon focused mainly on park construction and was more of a sim type game, Thrillville: Off the Rails focuses on the total theme park experience.

You begin the game by picking a character and customizing it to look however you want. And while it's not a very deep level of customization, you can change things like your character's hair and clothes. Then you go straight into training for your new position as manager of the new Thrillville Park. As manager, your duties include developing new rides, planning marketing schemes, and most of all, keeping the guests happy. Of course you can't do it alone, and one of your first tasks in Thrillville is to employ a staff.

And not only do you have to hire them, but you have to train them too. But lucky for you, training involves some pretty fun mini-games that are related to the task at hand. For example, to train your entertainers, you play a rhythm-based mini-game. To train your groundskeepers you have a challenge where you target and aim various trash and vomit articles for cleaning. And although the latter doesn't sound all that fun, trust me, it is. For the most part, they succeed; the game mechanics in Thrillville work and there's a great deal of variety in the game, even if business isn't totally booming.

In Thrillville , you are the heir of a theme-park empire. Your crazy uncle has charged you with helping him create the biggest and greatest theme parks in the country. In addition to the expected tasks of designing rides of managing your parks, you'll have to interact with patrons and play a wide variety of minigames.