Fun Park ZX81

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Run a chaotic amusement park on a retro computer. Build rides, manage crowds, and balance budgets as visitors demand thrills or snacks. The Sinclair ZX81 version adds more attractions and smarter crowd behavior compared to earlier Spectrum titles. Controls are simple but managing supply chains and ride breakdowns gets tense as the day goes on. The monochrome system gets color through Chroma mode hacks, letting you see separate queues for different ride lines. This port pushes hardware limits with its visuals and complexity. Jarrod Bentley's graphical upgrades make each visitor and ride type distinct, a rare feat for the platform. Community tests show it runs smoothly on emulators and real hardware with 16K RAM. While the original 1980s games were basic, this version adds nuanced AI for guest behavior and expanded maintenance systems. Retro computing fans call it the most ambitious ZX81 project in years.