Parkitect is a PC simulation game where you build and manage an amusement park, designing roller coasters (with a detailed editor), placing rides (ferris wheels, bumper cars), and managing staff and finances to keep guests happy. For PC players who’ve built award-winning parks, what’s the most rewarding part of the game—Was it designing a custom roller coaster (with loops, drops, and twists) that guests love, or optimizing park layout (placing food stalls near rides to boost sales) to maximize profits? How did you handle guest happiness—Did you add plenty of benches and restrooms to reduce fatigue, or offer cheap tickets and food to keep guests coming back? Additionally, Parkitect has a ‘Scenario Mode’ with challenges (e.g., building a park with a $50,000 budget) and a ‘Sandbox Mode’—Did you enjoy the pressure of Scenario Mode, or the freedom of Sandbox Mode to build without limits? Finally, the game supports mods for new rides, themes, and tools—Have you used any mods, and did they make your park more unique (e.g., adding a ‘Zombie Apocalypse’ theme or a ‘Hyper Coaster’ ride) or more complex to manage? How does it compare to the classic RollerCoaster Tycoon series?