Aquapark Tycoon – Build Your Own Waterpark Paradise

Aquapark Tycoon is about to make a splash on Steam, letting you build a waterpark from an empty plot to a sprawling summer destination. From the studio behind Avorion, this cozy simulation game mixes creative slide design with the kind of guest-management depth that tycoon fans live for — and this time, you can build it all with a friend.

At a Glance:

  • Release Date: Jul 22, 2026 – Early Access
  • Genre: Indie, Simulation
  • Platform: PC (Steam), Linux
  • Cost: USD 22.99
  • Developer/Publisher: Boxelware
  • Store Link: Get Aquapark Tycoon on Steam →

The Story / Concept

There’s no plot here, just the pure tycoon fantasy: start with bare land and turn it into the water park everyone in town is talking about. Aquapark Tycoon leans into creativity as much as management, encouraging you to design slides and pools that are as fun to look at as they are to run.

Core Gameplay Features

  1. Slide, pool, and sauna building — The creative core of the game.
    • Engineer everything from towering spiral slides to adrenaline-pumping speed chutes
    • Shape wave pools, wellness oases, and thermal saunas with their own temperature and scent settings
  2. Guest needs and preferences — Every visitor wants something different.
    • Balance thrill-seekers, families, and relaxation-seekers across your park
    • Adjust indoor and outdoor areas for different seasons and weather scenarios
  3. Online co-op — Build and manage with friends.
    • Divide management duties across your team
    • Share builds via Steam Workshop, or bring in other players’ creations

Who Is This For?

Anyone who’s sunk hours into tycoon and city-builder games will feel right at home here, especially if you enjoyed the creative-meets-managerial balance of games like Planet Coaster. The co-op mode also makes it a nice pick for players who want a build-together project rather than a solo grind.

Pro Tip

Check the demo before launch day — Boxelware has been actively updating it based on community feedback, so it’s a good preview of the building tools you’ll be working with at release.

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