Planet Coaster Spooky Pack DLC Arriving September 25

Published: September 19, 2017 6:40 PM /

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Planet Coaster Spooky Pack

Planet Coaster will be getting a new paid DLC called the Spooky Pack on September 25, 2017, according to a news post on the game's Steam Community page.

The aptly named Spooky Pack is centered around dark and horror themes. It will include two new powered tracked rides and a number of cosmetic items: a themed wall set, static and animated attachments, special effects, shop fronts, path extras, doors & windows, themed custom signs & facility signs, and themed hats for your in-game avatars. A new entertainer named King Ghoster will be added to the roster to haunt and delight your guests.

Aside from the paid portion of the DLC, everyone who owns the game will receive access to a steel shuttle coaster called the In-Descent. If you're a bit short on cash, you can tune into to Frontier Developments' live streams on their Twitch channel (Tuesdays at 1 PM British Standard Time) and their YouTube channel (Wednesdays at 7 PM British Standard Time) for a chance to win a code for the new DLC.

The Spooky Pack is the first original paid DLC for Planet Coaster. At the moment, the currently available paid DLC are all licensed properties which include The Munsters® Munster Koach Construction KitKnight Rider™ K.I.T.T. Construction Kit, and Back to the Future™ Time Machine Construction Kit for $2.99 each. The Spooky Pack will release on September 25, 2017, on Steam and the Frontier Store for $10.99 or your regional equivalent, and if you don't yet own Planet Coaster it's currently on sale on Steam for $30.14 (a 33% discount) until September 26, 2017.

What do you think of the Planet Coaster Spooky Pack DLC? Which theme would you like to see Frontier Developments tackle next? Do you prefer individual themes separated into distinct DLCs or would you rather have a bunch of different themes grouped together in an expansion pack? Let us know in the comments below!

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Game Page Planet Coaster
Release Date
November 17, 2016 (Calendar)
Genre
Simulation