RollerCoaster Tycoon Loopy Landscapes Expansion Pack Cheats

It's All in a Name

• Entering different names as guests is one of the most common cheats available in Loopy Landscapes. Naming a guest "John Mace" provides for a park visitor who will pay double for rides. Guests named "Michael Schumacher" and "Damon Hill" will be super fast go-kart racers. A guest named "Mr. Bean" will drive slowly. "Tony Day" is a hungry guest and "Melanie Warn" is a happy one. Call a guest "Katie Brayshaw" and she will walk around the park waving to everyone. Improve your park's rating by naming a guest "John Bibrough." A guest called "Richard Branson" will help spread the wealth and make others around him wealthy.

Special Effects

• You can also use cheat key techniques to create different special effects. First, hold down the "enter" key. Press the "h" key to turn the grass black and the "v" key to turn the dirt black. Each numerical digit creates a different effect as well. The "1" key allows you to see through land. The "2" key shows the boundaries of the park. The "3" key makes all rides and attractions transparent. The "4" key allows you to see through trees. The "5" key removes the supports on all rides. The "6" key makes people disappear. The "7" key shows grid lines on the land. The "8" key marks the land with height indicators. The "9" key gives the rides height labels. The "0" key marks the paths for height.

Hire Smart People

• Name the first guest "E=MC2" and the second one "E=MC3" and wait for these "Einstein" characters to ask to be hired one day. The two will first meet and begin brainstorming. Eventually they will ask to be hired on as research developers. Approve their hiring and devote the majority of your resources to the think tank. Research and development will grow exponentially. The Einstein cheat helps you acquire every roller coaster and nearly a billion dollars in revenue.

Tricks of the Trade

• Closing your park down for an entire year might not seem like a bright idea, but it actually helps. A man dressed in a blue suit holding a clipboard will appear and offer you $1 million for your troubles. Raise the popularity of a ride by deleting a section of track and replacing it with the same piece. The riders will be confused into thinking the ride is new and improved. Though it will decrease your park ranking, there's one trick you can use to keep your park visitors hostage. Place a no-entry banner in front of the exit sign, and people will be stuck in your park until you take it down.