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About Waterpark Simulator

Waterpark Simulator is a first-person management simulator where you design, build and run your own waterpark. You can play solo or bring friends along to build together or cause chaos. Create custom waterslides, pools and themed attractions, then manage the many tasks involved in keeping the park running.

Design your park

Build slides with loops and spirals, create unique pools and add themed attractions. Paint walls and slides, spray custom designs onto any surface, change flooring, and arrange props, signs and decorations. Quests and objectives unlock decor, themed items and a larger park, while new areas provide additional building zones, a new entrance and a city backdrop. You can extend operating hours into the night, and use multiple character save slots for different character looks.

Run the park

At first, you handle everything yourself: sell tickets, serve food, rescue guests who are drowning, repair broken slides, clean up after visitors and scoop poop out of the pool. Set up food stands and vending machines serving hot dogs, lemonade, ice cream and more. As the park grows, unlock new areas and hire staff to manage the daily work. Security can remove unruly guests, while mascots add fun and excitement for visitors.

Guest satisfaction and the park’s rating depend on cleanliness, slide quality, food and amenities. Happier guests stay longer, spend more and want to return. You can also spray guests with water guns, launch beach balls at them or give a nervous diver a push. Ragdoll physics let guests fly into pools or tumble after slipping on a puddle.

Build toward a top rating

Complete quests and objectives as you expand your park and work toward a diamond rating. If funds run short, the Mafia can offer a loan, but it comes at a price.

Frequently asked questions

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