Imagine building your own waterpark where guests can slip, slide, and even launch themselves off disastrously designed water slides. That’s exactly the kind of zany chaos CayPlay Studios is serving up with their debut project, Waterpark Simulator. Co-founded by YouTuber Caylus, this first-person game puts you in the manager’s chair—designing wild slides, overseeing your staff, and constantly tweaking your park to keep it both clean and insanely entertaining.
Under the hood, Waterpark Simulator keeps things real by demanding you juggle guest satisfaction with the quality and fun of your waterpark. Whether your visitors are laughing with joy or accidentally catapulting themselves into a ball of confusion, every splash and spill counts toward your park rating. And if you’re looking for extra ways to stir up the action, get ready to use oversized water guns and hurl water balloons like a true water warrior. The game dives deep into the management simulation with a full skill tree system, meaning every upgrade and park expansion is the reward for your savvy business (and splash) acumen.
For those who love a hands-on preview, a playable demo is set to hit Steam on June 6. If you’re already dreaming of all that watery mischief, hop on over and wishlist Waterpark Simulator on Steam to stay in the loop.
And because we love a little behind-the-scenes insight, shoutout to Ryan McCaffrey—IGN’s executive editor of previews, a staple of our weekly Xbox show and the monthly-ish IGN Unfiltered interview bonanza. Coming from North Jersey, he’s all about that “Taylor ham” life over anything else, so you know he’s got a unique perspective on things. Feel free to debate his choice in pork with him over on Twitter @DMC_Ryan (but be kind—he’s juggling waterpark slides in the digital realm too).
So gear up for the ride, because Waterpark Simulator promises to deliver as much fun as a water fight on a scorching day, complete with manager duties, quirky guest reactions, and a whole lot of splashy mayhem.
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