RobDedede

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Amount of content: A+

Theme: A+

Cohesion: B

Aesthetics: B-

In my view, part of nailing the theme is selling a degree of immersion. The blown reactor and apartment blocks with the iconic Ferris Wheel were awesome. I think the park would have benefitted greatly from a stricter aesthetic palette, including scrapping some of the large coasters with bright colors in favor of more coherent elements that sell the theme. I landed on 70%, and would have gone higher if the whole park was a "Chernobyl" park, and not 60% Chernobyl with 40% random modern amusement park elements. Either way, it's a great park; very fun to explore, and showing a ton of promise. 

I definitely have some ideas for this one. Looking to contribute 50% or less to an entry, as I am rather busy. But, I would love to participate if I can! It's such a fun contest. 

I won't be super available until mid-December, but I have some ideas. Feel free to HMU!

I am excited for this park! It looks awesome so far. 

Sorry for what will be a shorter review than normal for me, but I am a bit busy with travelling and such. I love and respect posix, but I disagree with almost everything he said. That's okay though because we all have our own artistic tastes and opinions, and it makes for a richer panel if there are diverse perspectives. 

I found this map to be quite aesthetically groundbreaking within the realm of RCT. The map is honestly pretty close to how my 15-year-old self would have imagined what "maximum" potential RCT would look like when I first encountered the game, if that makes any sense at all. The sense of scale that you all have achieved is quite astounding, and it makes the map seem much more vast than it maybe truly is, which is a cool effect. I want to enter the map and clap my hands and test the echo. I am sure there would be a huge echo. The map also harkened my memory back to that map called "Drowned" from H2H9 R1, and for what it's worth I actually kind of like the composition of this map more in terms of purely selling the post-apocalyptic atmosphere. Really cool work regardless, fellas!