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There’s A Rollercoaster Tycoon Track That Takes 12 Years To Complete

The Rollercoaster Tycoon series is a highly addictive one and it’s likely you’ve sunk a fair few hours into the games if you’re a fan. You have to be a pretty dedicated fan to want to tackle some of the best coasters out there, and you have to be a REALLY dedicated fan to take on the latest creation from YouTuber Marcel Vos [via PCGamersN].

Credit: Rollercoaster Tycoon 2

 

Vos recently shared a clip on his YouTube channel, which shows off the highlights of what’s officially the longest in-game roller coaster ever created.

So, how long does it take to ride? 12 whole years. And just to clarify – that’s not in-game years – that’s 12 years of your actual life on a rollercoaster.

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Credit: Rollercoaster Tycoon 2

 

Kinda cruel right? Also kind of an interesting way to kill off a load of Sims if there were to ever be a crossover.

Check out the video below to see Vos explain just how the coaster was created. (Spoiler: Vos is clearly a Maths genius).

YouTube video

So, has Vos actually completed the level? Well…no, apparently not, as it’s deemed impractical to actually test IRL.

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One keen-eyed commenter on the video did note that the timing does add up, saying: “RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 is from 2002, this video was posted in 2018

“2018 – 2002 = 16 years

“A human can go fine with roughly 6 hours of sleep. There are 24 hours in a day. 6/24 = 25%

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“25% of 16 years = 4 years
“16 years – 4 years = 12 years …..
“Precisely the amount of time needed to test the train if you wanted to be present during the entire event and pausing it while you sleep.

Credit: Rollercoaster Tycoon 2

 

“Nice try attempting to convince us that its not practical to test it in real time, but now we know that you actually did it – and only posted the video in 2018 after you finished the real-time testing of your creation. I’ve caught you red handed mate.”

Would you play this?

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