双点博物馆：失落游乐园

I am a huge Two Point Museum fan, and though it pains me, I have to rate this one negatively for several reasons. This rating is given after getting 5 stars in the new expansion, all rides, and most of them fully upgraded. 1.) It's pretty buggy. While the devs are excellent about getting things fixed quickly, this one should have cooked for a little bit longer before release, because the bugs are glaringly obvious. Guests get ejected from queues left and right because of how the ride entry and exit works, mascots do not return to their little shacks so you can have a bunch of active mascots, but they're not doing anything after they go on break a time or two (or it seems like they are, because they level, but the mascot buildings chronically get a "no mascot" icon over them), certain achievements don't unlock until you tweak things that already overqualify to overqualify "more", that sort of thing. I won't say it's beta by any stretch, but it's a complete build that should have been playtested and fixed more thoroughly before release. 2.) It's incredibly grindy. Once you place a ride, to increase the knowledge, you have to get better blueprints for the ride. It's similar in theory to the basic fossils in the base game, but the execution is like dino bones or the antique science exhibits. Unfortunately, the very first blueprint unlocks the final look of the ride, so there's absolutely no visual thrill to upgrading it, it's just something you have to do. Then once it's done, you have to do repeat missions for more perks to get it to full knowledge, again with no visual bonus, so for any one ride, you're looking at 10+ missions to get it fully upgraded with absolutely zero sense of accomplishment in doing so. This absolutely should have ben handled differently, in that your "average" blueprint should have given you an average-looking ride, and it gets better and better looking as you improve it. Even the ability to customize the ride as each blueprint was unlocked (ride color, ride vehicle design, coaster decorations, ANYTHING, really) would have at least been something. They seriously dropped the ball on this aspect and it has a very negative effect on gameplay. 3.) It's way too easy. The only time I got a loan was to build my second coaster, and only because I didn't feel like waiting a couple of in-game months, and that loan was paid off a couple of months later. I constantly had far, far more money than I could ever spend. There's zero balancing between needing skills between your employees, like, at all. Have a couple of theme park specialists building their mechanic skills and you're golden. The only "difficulty" in it is working through bugs and grinding and poor execution, and that's not fun at all. 4.) It's supposed to be an amusements museum; it's not. It's not in the slightest, It's a mini theme park game with minor ties to the rest of the game to give it the poor excuse that it fits. An amusements museum would still have information stands that you know, generate knowledge about the amusements, but this form of gaining knowledge - and thus the donations that it would garner, which as stated before is in no way needed - has been specifically disabled for the new exhibits. Amusements museums usually are also not about building a full-blown modern theme park, they are carefully curated examples of antiques with a few large exhibits, and the other exhibits are generally really small, like a rescued ride vehicle or a sideshow or arcade attraction. There are NONE of these small attractions at all, and with very few exceptions, nothing that could be considered to be a recovered ride (and those that are, like the carousel, certainly don't look antique). There's not even a wooden roller coaster, for crying out loud, they're all top-of-the-line modern ones. 4.) Almost no new researchables on a smaller scale, nor decor, nor anything else that would have built up anything that could be used in other museums (because