- Lakes, terraces, islands, a mountain, a canyon, a volcano
- Stairs, raised walkways, cable lifts and ferries
- Ready-made coaster designs, and save your own
- Guests and staff with faces that follow their mood
Everything in this update (10)
- Eight Premium scenarios on dramatic terrain: Lakeside Lights (a big lake with an island), Terrace Gardens (six stepped terraces), Island Archipelago (seven islands in a lagoon), Summit Peak (a mountain with a cable lift), Frozen Resort (you open in the dead of winter), Canyon Run (a 30-metre gorge), Tiny City Lot (a cramped plot between tower blocks) and Volcano Island (a glowing crater that rumbles)
- Each opens with a flyover of its terrain and has its own story, weather, goals and bonus goals, and a suggested decoration theme that starts researched
- Stairs: paths now climb even slopes a step at a time, so terraces and hillsides can be joined
- Raised walkways: bridges and piers on timber trestles or steel supports, over water, gorges and lower ground; coasters can run underneath
- Cable lifts and ferries: gondolas up a mountain or boats across a lagoon, free for guests (and your staff) to ride
- Lakes at any height, glowing lava, and faster terrain: the ground is drawn in chunks, so only what you change is rebuilt
- Ready-made coaster designs: three for every coaster type (a cheap starter, a crowd-pleaser and a big showpiece), each tested and rated, shown with a picture of the layout, its footprint, height, cost and ratings. Move the whole ride around as a ghost, rotate it, see exactly which tiles are in the way, and click to build; it stays fully editable
- Save your own tracks as designs to your account and build them again in any park (My designs)
- Closing the circuit is easier: the track editor shows where the station entrance is and what the last piece must do ("Station is 2.0 m lower: add a downward slope"), explains near misses instead of "would hit other track", and Auto-complete finds a short run of pieces back into the station and previews it in gold
- New-look guests and staff: rounder heads with a jaw and ears, faces with eyes, brows and a mouth that follow their mood (grins, frowns, angry brows, green and queasy, screaming O-mouths on rides), blush, beards and glasses, seven hairstyles (a swinging ponytail, a bob, a bun, curls, a buzz cut, long hair), bigger heads on kids, mitten hands, shoes, collars, open jackets and flared dresses