Once this is done, you can now start OpenRCT2. A file picker will open, direct to the directory where you extracted that GOG installer (hint: this directory will contain the rct2.exe file) and OpenRCT2 should now work.
To be honest, I guessed it would be tricky as well It really isn't. All I did was copy my entire PC Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 folder (installed) onto wherever I wanted, then opened up the latest build of OpenRCT2 I downloaded from here. When it asked for the RCT2 installation, I just directed it to that folder. I thought it would take something more than that, but it really didn't.
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EDIT: I persevered and found it. Press go in top bar. Hold alt so library apears in menu and press that. Then app support >steam. In steam i think the folder is called steam bundle or something similar. Then in there is a icon in there that looks like you're gonna open the app but double click it. in there i think it was under contents and in there was the folder.
then copy that to applications. go into openrct and click on that folder where you copied it. This is where it gets weird and i think was partly just a glitch. When i ( she) did this the window opened but was just black. She then closed it and re opened and it started right up.
OpenRCT2 is an open-source re-implementation of RollerCoaster Tycoon 2. It implements various fixes, additions, improvements, raised limits and optimizations compared to the original game, while remaining faithful to the original.[2][3]
The OpenRCT2 project recreates the classic hit RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 into open-source code, expanding the game with new features, fixing original bugs and raising game limits. Several notable improvements over RCT2 are: Multiplayer co-op, a handy cheat menu and language support. The developers have taken the original game, decompiled it and rewrote everything into a newer language. This allows developers to extend the gameplay, alter the game, or even port the game to other platforms. At this moment, the game is playable on Windows, Linux and OS X.
OpenRCT2 is a free open source version of RollerCoaster Tycoon 2. It is strongly based on the original game and therefore looks like, and plays like the real deal. The game is rewritten into a modern language allowing people to extend and improve the game. Just like what happened with Transport Tycoon Deluxe which got remade into OpenTTD through a similar procedure. OpenTTD now has thousands of new future-proof features and OpenRCT2 will walk that path too eventually.
OpenRCT2 is the free open source remake of Rollercoaster Tycoon 2. The developers have taken the original game, decompiled it and rewrote everything into a newer language while making this code open source. This means other developers can now create plugins to extend the gameplay, or even port the game to other platforms. At this moment, the game is only (well) playable on Windows, but Linux and Mac OS support will soon be supported too.
OpenRCT2 allows RCT1 integration, so basically you get a new platform to play the exact same RCT1 scenarios on. Me and some other people would like to speedrun the RCT1 scenarios on OpenRCT2, but currently we have no place to do this. We could ask the guys on /rct2 to add the scenarios there, but since they're already here it's probably easier to add an OpenRCT2% category here.
Another wonderful free and open source re-implementation, much like OpenTTD for Transport Tycoon, OpenRCT2 requires you have the original data files which you can grab easily on GOG.com. Why use OpenRCT2? It has multiplayer support, OpenGL hardware rendering, support for Linux and macOS, auto-saves, massive screenshot support plus lots of improvements over the original.
The OpenRCT2 project recreates the classic hit RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 into open-source code, expanding the game with new features, fixing original bugs and raising game limits. Several notable improvements over RCT2 are: Multiplayer co-op, a handy cheat menu and language support.
This archive (RCT.zip) contains the game assets from RollerCoaster Tycoon 1 and 2, including all four expansion packs, for use with OpenRCT2, the open source re-implementation of the game. These files contain the graphics, sound, music, scenarios, and everything else needed to be able to play OpenRCT2. Both sets of files have been taken from the original CD versions of each respective game. 2ff7e9595c
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