Amusement Factory Brings Vibrant Theme Park Simulation to Mobile
Amusement Factory is a new sim game on mobile which is as colourful as it gets. Developed by Corbata Games, a one-person studio based in the Netherlands, it’s a cheerful theme park builder. You create your own amusement…

Amusement Factory is a new sim game on mobile which is as colourful as it gets. Developed by Corbata Games, a one-person studio based in the Netherlands, it’s a cheerful theme park builder. You create your own amusement park, filling it with colourful rides, shops, attractions and scenery.
Amusement Factory is a cosy park builder
You start with an empty plot of land and a stretch of road, then turn it into a proper theme park. You can draw roads tile by tile or drag out an entire street at once, place rides, build queue lines, open shops, add scenery and hire staff to keep everything running.
There are 22 rides, ranging from a bouncy castle and gentle carousels to swan rides, looping roller coasters and massive drop towers. You can also build a lake with a boat ride, put together a go-kart track piece by piece, and watch six coloured karts race after a countdown start.
Then there are the shops, because what’s a theme park without overpriced snacks and souvenirs?
Amusement Factory has 18 shops and stalls selling things like ice cream, coffee, burgers, noodles, popcorn, doughnuts, balloons and souvenirs. You can also build an arcade with 14 different arcade machines, including claw machines and a photo booth.
You’ll have to keep the paths clean, make sure there are enough benches, and avoid letting queues get too long. There are even pickpockets wandering through the crowds, so you’ll need cops to chase them off the premises.
There are six staff roles, including cleaners, mechanics, medics, cops and firemen, who help keep the park clean, safe and operational. You can fund research across four different tracks, too, deciding how much money to put into each one depending on what your park can afford.
The park in Amusement Factory changes as time passes, with a proper day-and-night cycle that sees the sun move across the sky before the lights come on. Ride bulbs, lanterns and string lights start glowing after dark. There are seasons and different weather conditions as well, including rain that sends visitors looking for shelter.
Amusement Factory is now available on the Google Play Store for $5.99.
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