Man I would play RCT2 for HOURS as a kid. I always remember mazes having incredibly long lines no matter the size of the maze. I guess this was the reason why. Man I wish I had a way to play RCT2 now (I know about OpenRCT2, but all I have is a Chromebook) after seeing those videos. I can hear all the attraction, guest, and ambient noises now!
Oh that is brilliant. I always love videos like these that go deep into the quirks of a familiar game’s mechanics to show how they can be manipulated or played with (SummoningSalt’s speedrun videos immediately comes to mind).
Also thought I’d drop this recent Jacob Geller vid here in case anyone else feeling RCT2 nostalgia wants some more good content on that game:
Marcel Vos rules. There’s another Youtuber like him, Deurklink. who have both really done the math and have that game fully mastered. Like every little quirk of physics and every hidden rule that governs that game, they know it.
There’s a whole community of people making some really mindblowingly cool shit in RCT2 right now.
I’m in!! Doing just some quick research it looks like I might be able to even play it on my Chromebook too!! Even if I can only play it on my phone it will be worth it as it seems like it was a really good port over to the phone. Thanks for bringing my attention to this!!