Easily the best of all the 'Tycoon' games, RollerCoaster Tycoon and its sequel are among the biggest time sinks in single-player gaming. With the premise of building up your own theme park through creating various rides and amusements, RollerCoaster Tycoon has been a lifelong addiction since its release in 1999. Despite being such a good single-player title, few would consider RollerCoaster Tycoon when it comes to multiplayer though. However, we believe that this theme park management sim has the potential to be one of the blood thirstiest competitive titles around. Picture a scenario in which two theme parks open up shop right next to each other. In direct competition, the players managers would have to do everything it takes to encourage potential customers to spend cash in their own park. From bidding on advertising deals to sabotaging your opponent's rides, we can see RollerCoaster Tycoon being the Game of Thrones of multiplayer management sims.
