Park / Cryptic Hills
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15-December 13
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bigshootergill 60% Cocoa 55% csw 55% Liampie 55% RWE 55% saxman1089 55% CoasterCreator9 50% G Force 50% Jaguar 50% Scoop 50% posix 45% ][ntamin22 45% 52.00% -
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An expansive mine coaster stands as the main attraction of the Cryptic Hills village.
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Looks quite fun. Some of the buildings are really nice, the coaster has nice interactions, and I like the foliage pretty well. Voted 60%.
I think the village is a bit overpopulated though.
Thanks, csw. Glad you liked the coaster's interaction. I personally wished I'd thought out the village layout a bit more so that the coaster could interact with the houses and taverns to a greater extent. As for the overpopulation... it's tourist season
This park must have been released when I first joined NE... cool to see it finally hit the Accolade Panel voting so I could open it and enjoy it. Always love checking out your work Choco!
The pathways are a bit too open... would have been nice to see a few more features other than stairs and trees. But the structures are all unique in their own way, colorful, but not too over-the-top. The coaster station and queue were really cool actually, probably my favorite part of the park. Layout was decent enough, and the foliage mixture was good too, I really like the use of the golden colored flowers, it fit in well.
This still doesn't have an accolade score yet! Hop on it panelists!
I like the creativity here with the layout, it really does try to dig into the mine train theme fully. The final turn over the water into the station and the shallow drop down the hillside are fun.
The town buildings are neat, kind of nostalgic in a sense of before there was a lot of deco block scenery available and people were still transitioning from a full-tile on-grid mindset.