If you've ever enjoyed the Hamilton soundtrack, you will dig the hell out of this.

Instead of simply turning Monopoly into a neat theme for a ride in Planet Coaster, creator Chant went one step further. Several, in fact.

Contrary to how most people play RollerCoaster Tycoon, crashes aren't my first preference. Too much indiscriminate death and destruction. I like to mete out my fury in teaspoons, slipped to my guests one by one. Individual tragedy lets you enjoy the subtleties of suffering, and forces your subject to wonder what they did to deserve it. Because it's so tailored that they must have done something, right? Psychological and physical torment, in one convenient package.

So, upon completing several challenges in Planet Coaster, I decided to reward myself with a nice, traditional drowning.

Planet Coaster is a video game about building a theme park. So please remember that fact as you enjoy this journey that takes you through the locations of each major scene from 1986 sci-fi classic Aliens.

Having done an exceptionally good rendition of Moonraker in Planet Coaster, theme park creator James Hamilton is back with his latest virtual tour.

In the latest episode of "what insane stuff are people are making in Planet Coaster", here's The Dream Sequencer.

The scale of what people are creating in Planet Coaster is incredible.

Congratulations - you've just built your first gaming PC. Or maybe you're like Cecilia and you've just bought your first pre-built rig. Either way, you've got some fresh new hardware and now it's time to put it through its paces.

Question is, what should you play? Here's 12 games to put a new gaming PC through its paces.

Planet Coaster has yielded some impressive creations, but this one takes the cake in terms of ambition.

Someone made a coaster planet in Planet Coaster.

Planet Coaster developer Frontier Developments is suing Atari over alleged millions in unpaid royalties from 2004's RollerCoaster Tycoon 3, TMZ reports.

In 2016, I surprised myself. I surprised myself by playing more games than I thought I would, and more games than I probably have in the three years preceding it combined. Some I liked, some I didn't. Here are the ones that held my attention for more than a couple of minutes at a time.

This year was a terrible year for the planet, but a good year for my own personal nostalgia. Spiritual successors, updates and remasters dominated my playtime, but I also pushed my boundaries in terms of the types of games I typically play. I’m counting that as personal growth.

So, without further ado, here are my top 10 games for 2016, in vaguely ascending order.

Planet Coaster, a very good video game, just got a lot better thanks to a big "Winter Update" that's both a patch and a upgrade, adding new stuff for your parks.

In the real world, Joey Designs works as an architect. In Planet Coaster, though, he's busy recreating some of the world's biggest/best actual roller coasters for anyone who wants to use them in their park.

Firewatch was a slow-paced, contemplative indie hit about people. So of course, somebody decided to turn it into a roller coaster.

Planet Coaster is a game that's at its strongest when you're building stuff. And unless you're very talented, the stuff you build probably won't be as cool as this stuff.

As Luke said, the fun of a rollercoaster game is in the building. So naturally, someone built a park based on Star Wars.

Having a bad day? Week? Year? Planet Coaster is here to help.