It’s far more in-depth than the career mode challenges and also features a massive amount of Easter eggs for long-time Ghostbusters fans. Even those who are very familiar with park mechanics can expect to get a decent amount of playtime from it, while people who like to take their time or build custom rides will find enough space to spend literal days in this park. Just playing through the story took my playtime into double figures due to its five chapters, each with several of its own stages to complete. The main focus of the Ghostbusters pack is a lengthy campaign mode that sees you take charge of a half-built theme park, which even has some ghosts of its own. It uses many blueprints provided by others, so listing them all would be too much. While some parts are more faithful than others, hopefully you can enjoy the lands, rides, ride-interiors, and scenery of this park. This is complemented by the Studios pack, which allows you to bring a touch of movie magic to your parks. A recreation of the Disney park in Anaheim California. The Ghostbusters pack is no different, with great care being taken to bring recognizable and accurate elements of the original movie into Planet Coaster. This is the first collaborative DLC we’ve seen, although we already know that Frontier handles franchises well, with Jurassic World: Evolution being a particularly strong example. The latest DLC for Planet Coaster Console is yet another dual release, with the Ghostbusters and Studios packs coming out simultaneously.
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