Planet Coaster and Jurassic World devs Frontier have teamed up with Disney to make what is probably a Disneyland tycoon game
Planet Zoo and Jurassic World Evolution creators Frontier Developments have signed a deal with Disney to make a game based on one of Disney's many entertainment worlds. Some immediate possibilities occur. You know what Frontier have a lot of? Theme park and resort management games. You know what Disney also have a lot of? Theme parks and resorts. If the fruit of their union isn't Disneyland Park…
Frontier Developments, the makers of Planet Zoo and Jurassic World Evolution, have entered into a collaboration with Disney to develop a game set within one of Disney's many theme park and resort worlds. Given Frontier's expertise in theme park and resort management games, it is highly likely that the resulting title could be a Disneyland tycoon game.
However, the possibilities are not limited to Disney, as Disney also owns Marvel, Star Wars, and the Simpsons, among others. While it may be challenging to envision how Frontier's management simulation style could translate to these properties, it is not entirely out of the question. For instance, Frontier could potentially create an Avengers Tower Tycoon, a Jabba's Rancor Arena, or a Moe's Bar Manager game.
Regardless of the specific title, this new project will continue Frontier's commitment to creating and nurturing world-class creative management simulation game franchises. As Frontier Developments' CEO, Jo Cooke, stated in a press release, the company is dedicated to developing and nurturing world-class creative management simulation game franchises.
It is worth noting that Frontier is currently working on a new Planet game that does not feature zoos or rollercoasters, which is set to release in fiscal year 2028. The game developed with Disney will not be that game. Until then, fans can only speculate on the potential themes of Frontier's upcoming collaboration with Disney, with suggestions ranging from Planet Morgue to Planet Planet.
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