Thrillville: Off the Rails fully lives up to its name, having about 2 dozen terrifying attractions that at first glance may seem outrageous, but inspiring to all park customers. Users will have to try themselves in the role of an engineer designer, creating slides and other structures for entertainment, and then jump from one to another, like a cannonball, fly in the air, piercing rings of fire. Everything directly depends on the imagination of the stand developer. The potential is great, so many will enjoy it. In the game you can develop a deadly car, pushing it with the help of a nitro booster along a broken road, holding the caterpillar car just before the cliff, raising it by 90, and then lowering it down. At the same time, there is an option to customize your developments.

But the fun doesn't end there. Thrillville offers 35 multiplayer small games, 15 locations, 40 breathtaking attractions, and more than 100 tasks that combine everything into one story where you need to interact with visitors to the amusement park. The more you delve into conversations, the faster you move through the plot, receiving various privileges and opportunities to manage an open establishment. Still, the key feature is the mode for creating your own creations and slides, interaction with guests, jokes in dialogues and mini-games.