7.5

Review: Waterpark Simulator

Waterpark Simulator manages to give a unique twist to the management genre and combines chaos with pleasure.

The game lets you take over a decayed water park and gradually expand into a vibrant attraction. You start small: selling tickets yourself, baking hot dogs, fixing chairs and even saving guests who panic at the diving pool. This hectic start feels surprisingly addictive and makes you constantly have something to do. As your park grows, you can hire staff and explore new attractions, opening up the gameplay.

The humorous approach, with ragdoll physics and bizarre situations, makes Waterpark Simulator stand out from other simulation games. The game was developed by CayPlay and released in August 2025, and now has a very positive reception on Steam. The balance between serious management tasks and light chaos gives the game its own charm. However, there are also disadvantages: The control can sometimes feel a bit awkward and certain mechanics still lack depth. Because the game is in Early Access, there are occasional bugs and missing features, but developers promise further extensions.