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Frontier are making a new Planet strategy management game that features neither Zoos nor Coasters
Frontier Developments, known for Planet Zoo and Planet Coaster, is developing a new 'Planet' branded strategy management game with a completely new setting. This upcoming title will combine creativity, management, and simulation elements, distinct from their previous zoo and theme park simulators. The game is confirmed for fiscal year 2028.
Frontier quietly announces a "brand-new" Planet game and everyone's trying to guess what it might be
Frontier Developments has announced work has begun on a new 'Planet' franchise game, distinct from its existing titles like Planet Coaster and Planet Zoo. This new construction and management simulation game is slated for release between May 2027 and May 2028. The developer also confirmed an expansion for Jurassic World Evolution 3 and the upcoming Planet Zoo 2.
Palworld lead calls Factorio "one of the most influential games" on Steam, and "can't imagine" how different the gaming landscape would be without it
Palworld lead John 'Bucky' Buckley praised Factorio as one of Steam's most influential games as Wube Software LTD. announced its final major update. Buckley expressed that the gaming landscape would be significantly different without Factorio's impact. The construction management sim will shift focus to long-term support after 13 years of active gameplay development.
RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic Review | TheXboxHub
RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic, a compilation of the first two games and their expansions, has been released on Xbox. Developed by creator Chris Sawyer, the game challenges players to design, manage, and profit from theme parks. Despite some fiddly controls on console and a high price point, it remains a highly comprehensive and enjoyable simulation experience.
Lincity - A SimCity style game is in development for the Amiga 68k by paulthetall
Developer paulthetall is porting the free and open-source city-building simulation game Lincity to the Amiga 68k platform. This port includes added soundtracks and will feature multiple versions optimized for different Amiga hardware configurations, including the Apollo Vampire.
