Boredom is almost guaranteed in human life. We grow up, find work to do, and eventually run out of things to keep us busy. That’s why people invented different kinds of games to keep everybody entertained. The games below are all ride operator simulators that are worthy to be mentioned.
The creators of this ride operator simulator really put a lot of effort into making it. It will definitely require the multitasking of button pressing and is accompanied with pretty good sound effects. You can choose how many ride vehicles you’d like to run. However, it is not possible to change the rate of park visitors going into the line. If you like sound effects, this ride operator simulator game might be for you.
Features:
2 TV rooms
3 Elevators
Sound options
Day/Night options
Fullscreen option
Scored option (Timed mode)
Difficulty: Hard
Try it out here.
#2 Phantom Manor
This ride operator simulator requires minimal multi-tasking and will keep you busy. I’d suggest that you play it when you’re either bored or waking up in the morning, as it will start up your brain. There are decent sound effects included in this ride operator simulator.
Features:
Game information bar on right
Visitor flow (Make it busy or less busy)
Sounds
Ride failures option
Elevator options
Day/Night option
Fullscreen option
Scored option (Timed mode)
Difficulty: Average
Try it out here.
#3 Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
This ride operator simulator has sound and is one of the more interesting simulators out there. You’ll be able to decide how busy you’d like to be and how many ride vehicles you’d like on the track.
This ride operator simulator is quite simple. You’ll get the hang of it real quickly and it may get boring after a while, but hey; it was nice when the fun lasted. Unfortunately, there’s no sound included in this simulator. If you have a sibling who’s really young, you could let them try this to help them work on problem solving skills (the problem is getting the ride in full operation).
This roller coaster ride operator simulator is a little difficult to learn at first, but you’ll get the hang of it after a while or you can write down the instructions. What I liked about Air was that it included voice messages that could be selected to be spoken.
