RCT Discussion / Babar Tapie 2023 Bonus Parks

Babar had included these in his Jules Verne submission, but we decided they were too nice to go as a mere side note and thus gave them their own collective topic.

Might be in the minority here, but the D-Day vingnette is pretty cool. Love the details - the trenches, the Higgins boats bringing the Allied troops to shore.. the Panzer tanks.. the gun emplacements. Really interesting model here. 

Cyberburger: Great concept for a micro and some awesome sculpturalism at work. Particularly like the cigarettes packet and the amazon parcel facades.

D-Day: Tons of detail in this, love how you've done the grassy landscaping and cliffside. Wish we could see more of the village.

Plato's Cave: Pretty fun and eclectic, interesting concept of an underground club set in ancient times.

Obon Festival: I'm in love with this, so much atmosphere and really warm vibes on such a small stretch of map.

D-Day: I have my problems with the theme, but it is definitely very well executed on a technical level. Loved the little part of the village and i agree with Xtreme, wished to see more of it!

Plato's Cave: loved how much stuff you managed to put into this. Also pretty cool concept.

Cyperburger: The sculpturing here is amazing. And again: conceptually this is top notch. Some very nice ideas in here.

Obon Festival: Probably my favorite of the bunch, loving the dragon and the long map shape. Also lovely street level details.

Please never stop making such awesome rct for us, Babar!

Cyberburger : Amazing ideas here, and def worth a second, closer more analytical look as on first impressions, there isn't much to see. Clever use of the brands and their products to create a monument to consumerism!

D-Day : Interesting to see a military WWII setting in RCT2. This looks almost like a completely different sort of game. Lots of cool texturework here, but like Xtreme, wish the village had some more attention. 

Obon: Love the duality in here between life and death (I assume?). The festival is wonderfully done with the lights, the lanterns, the dragons. I think this might be my favorite!

Plato's Cave: where do you come up with this stuff??   Again, brilliantly creative turning Plato's philosophical thinking into a sex-crazy rave.