Frontier has announced that the Planet Coaster 2 Sorcery Pack will launch for their theme park management sim next week on 16th September, bringing a bunch of magical rides and theming to play with in your creations.
The Sorcery theme will let you create new regions that can range from Fantasia to Hogwarts, with castle spires, candlelit courtyards, gargoyles, bubbling cauldrons and more. It’s going to straddle that divide between magic and Halloween, it looks like. There’s also a new entertainer known as Vesper, while new VFX and SFX options will let you make it even more immersive.
Five new rides will be included with the expansion, which can all be customised to your heart’s content:
- The OUTMAX – LSM Raid Coaster, offers quick switch tracks and swing launches that blend sophisticated engineering and adrenaline-pumping excitement to any park.
- The OUTAMAX – Bike and Sidecar, introduces a sleek steel coaster powered with explosive acceleration.
- Something for all (m)ages arrives with the VECTOR – Child Coaster, a gentle yet exciting adventure.
- An awe-inspiring immersive simulation experience awaits with FLYING THEATRE, where every twist, dive, and turn feels as if you’re truly soaring through the air.
- Lastly, GALE FORCE brings guests a dizzying pendulum flat ride where guests will feel every twist and tilt.
There’s also some free additions for all players included in Update 7. A new Challenge Mode will test your park management prowess, there’s new creative options like being able to rotate buildings on three axes, new path customisation options and more.
Planet Coaster 2 arrived at the tail end of 2024, a continuation and improvement on the 2017 theme park revival. In our Planet Coaster 2 review, Dom said, “Frontier’s park-building sequel is a vibe, it is a mood, and it is sunshine wrapped in a very bright bow. Minor control frustrations aside, it’s the best theme park builder out there, with impressively deep customisation, beautifully detailed visuals and the ability to make hours of your life melt away.”
Source: press release
