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\nPark Beyond – Tropico developer Limbic Entertainment’s physics-defying theme park management sim – has a release date and will be bringing a dash of impossification to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X\/S, and PC on 16th June.\n<\/p>\n
\nOn a basic level, Park Beyond delivers pretty much everything you’d expect from a theme park management sim, asking players to plop down rides, set up shops, hire employees, and slap down scenery in a bid to create the most appealing – and lucrative – tourist attraction they can.\n<\/p>\n
\nThe twist, though, is “impossification”, which lets players create ludicrous, gravity defying rides reminiscent of Till Nowak’s wonderful short The Centrifuge Brain Project<\/a> – perhaps unlocking a version of the classic pirate ship swing ride capable of splitting into three independently looping segments, or rollercoasters that can fling cars across gaps using cannons.\n<\/p>\n \nPark Beyond features a sandbox mode for management sim pros alongside a more structured, newcomer-friendly story mode, and – based on the demo I spent some time with last year<\/a> – it all looks to have a solid core beneath its cutesy presentation and slightly gimmicky impossification, presenting interesting choices, robust building options, and strategic depth.\n<\/p>\n