10 Most Hated Mobile Games From Great Video Game Franchises

Amusement park management sims have long been a surprisingly competitive slice of the games market, with RollerCoaster Tycoon battling it out with the Theme Park franchise across the decades, as well as a fair few branded entries, particularly under the Jurassic Park banner, operating in a very similar manner.

Sadly, 2014’s RollerCoaster Tycoon 4 Mobile can be described as part of the series in name only, with many bemoaning the lack of involvement from series creator Chris Sawyer. The game, which was confusingly not the fourth in a series of mobile games, nor an adaptation of the fourth game of the PC series, was always ill-suited for a format with in-built wait times, and much less in-depth management functions than had come to be expected in the franchise.

To make the anthology of mobile games in the series even more unclear, RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Mobile would be released one year later, this time as a more or less straight port of the 2004 PC game RollerCoaster Tycoon 3, which was much better received.