An Unofficial Guide to how to win the Scenarios of Rollercoaster Tycoon 3, Soaked! and WILD!
By David Wilkin
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Written by Official playtester and Creator/author on the Official Atari Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 Forums. These guides will quickly show you how to master and win all the scenarios included in the base game. Along with several sections on how to make even better parks with the various hidden features in the game.
David Wilkin
A graduate in history, Mr. Wilkin has been writing in various genres for twenty five years. His enjoyment of English Regency-era dancing, which he taught for over ten years, led him to a wider study of the time period. Combining his training with his enjoyment of the period has led Mr. Wilkin to write several Regency era historicals.
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An Unofficial Guide to how to win the Scenarios of Rollercoaster Tycoon 3, Soaked! and WILD! - David Wilkin
Introduction
When Rollercoaster TYCOON 3 was first released our only means of cribbing notes on how to beat the scenarios and get to the locked ones was the use of the very excellent Prima Guide. It had been written alongside the development of the game.
That however made it a Beta book. There were scenarios that you could play and follow to the letter of the Prima Guide and for whatever reason, your system, your not understanding, the bugs (and there were bugs) or the guide just wrong because the parameters that the programmers chose had changed from the time of the writing, meant you would fail. (La La Land is a classic example of this.)
In frustration at the time, the later years of our first decade of the 21st century, I turned to writing new guides, presented I hoped in a way that all could understand. A way for you to win and get to the locked scenarios all the quicker. Take out the fumbling around.
They were well received and soon became pinned at the Atari Forums. And my efforts there got me in to be a playtester for the expansions, Soaked and Wild. (Even having my name attached to one of the booth workers in Wild!)
So while not an Official guide to Rollercoaster Tycoon 3, this is the Unofficial Official Guide as much as we get. Now that the forums are gone, here is a legacy of how to play the game and win!
Guide to the Scenario Guides
Our Guides follow a certain discernible pattern, but we will explain it so that you can best follow along.
These strategy guides cover all 18 scenarios. These guides are designed to help you get to Tycoon level without destroying the parks. Several early players have noted one strategy is to sell everything and go nuclear, giving you a blank canvas to work on. None of the parks presented to you is in such ill shape that if you were truly the owner, making a business decision, would you do that. The months of demolition and then reconstruction would cost you a fortune.
All these guides point you in the direction of winning
without the need to employ a cheat. There was once a trend for some others to post cheats onto the strategy guides linked at the Atari Forums. You do not need to follow such advice in order to win.
As you read through these you will find strategies that build upon one another until you are able to tackle virtually any of the scenarios. In each case where a picture set has been made available, the At Start picture is the shot of the park when you win the Apprentice level. The Won is when you have become a Tycoon. These of course are suggestions based on the write-ups and ones that did succeed. We expect you will also come up with your own unique combinations of Rides, Shops, Stalls and placements to make a great park.
Each chapter is presented first with the objectives of the scenario. A recap. And then onto a picture of the park, followed by a clear write up of what to do next. In these pictures, for the most part, they are oriented with the entrance at the bottom, or south compass point. Last, the photo of the strategy that did succeed. We urge you, where you have several choices of Coasters or Flat Rides, to choose from amongst them rather than do every exact thing that was done in these guides. Take the time to landscape by adding trees, (peeps love trees about their coasters) and flowers, water features. Use the paint palate and color your Coasters to your very own psychedelic scheme! And remember, ride your Coasters!
Rollercoaster Tycoon 3
Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 was a complete overhaul in gameplay of the previous iterations of Rollercoaster Tycoon, and Rollercoaster Tycoon 2. Frontier, the developer, brought forth 3D play and thus gave Park Managers the ability to experience the rides they were creating in an ingame perspective. Other amusement park simulations had done this before, but with this version, it became much more friendly to a gamer to see what they had wrought.
With additional Easter Egg like codes, the Park Manager/Designer could venture across the entire park (see the Cheat Code section) and experience not just most rides, but the entire park from the views of a Peep.
This iteration also included the standalone Ride Designer for Coasters. Then a Building Designer so one could use the provided, and later community created, walls and roofs to make your own unique buildings. At first those were not interactive, but as the years have gone by some in the community have been able to partially modify the coding and give us Custom Flat Rides (CFRs) as well.
We also had a Scenario builder and a Peep Designer. You could recreate your family, name them, dress them, and put them into the park for a visit.
Before the expansions of Soaked! and WILD! we had an extensive list of items to place in our parks:
RollerCoasters
Steel Rollercoasters
Air Powered Coaster
Bobsleigh
Corkscrew Coaster
Floorless Roller Coaster
Giga Coaster
Heartline Coaster
Hyper Coaster
Hyper Twister Coaster
Inverted Wild Mouse
Junior Coaster
Lay Down Roller Coaster
LIM Launched Coaster
Looping Roller Coaster
Mine Ride
Mine Train Roller Coaster
Mini Coaster
Multidimension Coaster
Pipeline Coaster
Reverse Freefall Coaster
Spinning Wild Mouse
Spiral Coaster
Stand-Up Coaster
Stand-Up Twister Coaster
StrataCoaster
Tilt Coaster
Twister Coaster
Vertical Drop Coaster
Wild Mouse Coaster
Wooden Coasters
Flying Turns
Reverser Coaster
Side Friction Coaster
Virginia Reel
Wooden Roller Coaster
Wooden Wild Mine
Wooden Wild Mouse
Suspended Coasters
Compact Inverted Coaster
Flying Coaster
Inverted Coaster
Inverted Hairpin Coaster
Inverted Impulse Coaster
Inverted Shuttle Coaster
Inverted Vertical Shuttle
Mini Suspended Coaster
Mini Suspended Flying Coaster
Suspended Swinging
