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Build it from above like a toy set. Then shrink to two and a half centimetres and walk the paths you drew.
Starts in about a second. 551 KB. Works on a phone.
No download. No sign-up. Nothing to install.
Most park builders keep you in the sky. This one is a plastic set on a desk in a real room, and at any moment you can drop in at 2.5 cm tall, queue at your own ride and take a lap.
Walk the paths you drew, ride the rides you bought, and fall off the edge of the table onto the carpet if you are careless.
Charge more and fewer people come. You can watch the queue thin out. The best price moves as the park grows, so it is a decision, not a slider.
A gift shop takes a cut of the ride it hangs off. The first two versions of this made the game worse: guests stood in the shop instead of riding. It only works as a waypoint on the way out.
Every mesh, texture, icon and sound is generated when the page loads. That is why the whole game is 551 KB and starts instantly.
Recorded in the game, not mocked up.
Desk height to standing on the path, in one move.
What the park looks like from inside it.
Four rides and a card table, versus the whole set.
MAGNI PARK has no rating yet, and on itch that is most of what decides whether anybody else ever finds it. It takes about four seconds and it is the single most useful thing you can do for a game made by one person.
Everything is free to use. No permission needed, no embargo, no key required, because it is a browser game and you already have it.