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Ranger's Path: National Park Simulator Reveals New Park
Check out the latest gameplay trailer for Ranger's Path: National Park Simulator as the developers reveal a new park for you to manage
Article Summary
- Discover Faremont National Park in Ranger's Path: National Park Simulator's new gameplay trailer
- Manage unique ranger duties like repairing trails, giving visitor info, and protecting local wildlife
- Explore dynamic environments from giant sequoias to scenic valleys and rugged mountain forests
- Document animal encounters, maintain campsites, and build your park's museum and wildlife lexicon
Indie game developer To-Go Games and publisher Astragon Entertainment released anothe rgameplay trailer for Ranger's Path: National Park Simulator, this time revealing a new park. The Faremont National Park is on full display here, as it comes with a series of diverse trails, beautiful valley views, giant sequoia trees, and rugged mountains with various forests to explore. Enjoy the video here as we're still waiting on an Early Access release date.
Ranger's Path: National Park Simulator
In Ranger's Path: National Park Simulator, players start their day in their very own rustic cabin, which is part of the park's ranger village, and off-limits to regular visitors. From here, they can set out to tackle the various tasks that await them during their day – either by car or on foot. Next to main missions like opening trails or repairing important infrastructure, their radio will keep coming to life in regular callouts and inform them about littering, broken signs, picknick tables or benches and damage to the trails – for example from fallen trees or branches following a rainstorm. While travelling through the park the rangers will also be asked for directions by hikers and provide information about landmarks and wildlife to visitors.
Campsites are of course also an essential part of every national park experience: As a ranger the player will need to visit them regularly to keep them in good order (litter will attract wildlife such as racoons – or bears!) and check on the camping permits of visitors preparing to spend the night. Protecting nature is another important aspect of a ranger's job. Using their ranger camera, players can observe and document encounters with a wide range of flora and fauna. From playful raccoons and majestic eagles to graceful deer and elusive wolves, each sighting adds a new educational entry to a growing personal wildlife lexicon. Completing entries will not only enable the player to answer questions from visitors but also add exhibition objects to the park's museum, which is located in the visitor's center near the entry. Later in the game, asking anglers for fishing permits and responding to urgent wildlife calls will also keep the ranger busy.
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