RollerCoasterBuilder

RollerCoasterBuilder is a video game series published by TechEruo that started with the first installment in 1992.

PC releases

 * RCB (1992)
 * RCB II (1995)
 * RCB III (1998)
 * RCB IV (2000)
 * RCB V (2002)
 * RCB VI (2006)
 * RCB VII (2008)
 * RCB VIII (2012) [AKA RollerCoasterBuilder 20th anniversary edition; first RCB game to be released as a digital download]
 * RCB IX (2015)
 * RCB X (2020) [game development partially outsourced to Frontier due to the Coronavirus]

Expansion Packs (for PC versions only)

 * RCB I.V (1993) [Was released on Sega CD "RCB CD Expansion Pack"]
 * RCB I.VII (1994)
 * RCB II.II (1996) [was released on the Sega Genesis lock-in as "RCB II: The Adventure Pack"]
 * RCB II.IV (1997)
 * RCB III.III (1999)
 * RCB IV.IV (2001)
 * RCB IV.V (2002)
 * RCB V.I (2004)
 * RCB V.III (2005)
 * RCB VI.VI (2007)
 * RCB VII.II (2009)
 * RCB VII.IV (2010)
 * RCB VII.V (2011)
 * RCB VII.VII (2012)
 * RCB VIII.VIII (2014)
 * RCB IX.I (2016)
 * RCB IX.II (2017)
 * RCB IX.IV (2018)
 * RCB IX.VI (2019)

Console releases

 * RCB for Century 16 (1993)
 * RCB for Game Boy (1993) [due to the lack of colors on the screen, the colors are patterns, for example, Blue = Checkerboard]
 * RCB for Game Gear (1993)
 * RCB for NES (1993)
 * RCB for Sega Genesis (1993)
 * Super RCB (SNES) (1993) [Super FX chip used to render POVs of coasters]
 * RCB for Atari Jaguar (1994)
 * RCB II for Century 16 (1995)
 * RCB II for Sega Genesis (1995)
 * RCB II for Super Nintendo (1995)
 * RCB II for Playstation (1996)
 * RCB II for Sega Saturn (1996)
 * RCB 64 (N64) (1998)
 * RCB III for Playstation (1998)
 * RCB III for Game Boy Color (1999)
 * RCB for Game Boy Advance (2001) [based on RCB III, but with all the 3D models pre-rendered]
 * RCB IV for Playstation 2 (2002)
 * RCB IV for Xbox (2002)
 * RCB DS (2006) [Based on RCB VI, but with all the 3D models pre-rendered]
 * RCB for Mobile (2009) [based on RCB VII, but with compression to fit a 500MB download instead of a 3.5GB download]
 * RCB X for Nintendo Switch (2020) [game development partially outsourced to Frontier due to the Coronavirus]

Original Four

 * Cobra Roller (only non-real Arrow looping pre-set coaster)
 * Corkscrew (based on Cedar Point's Corkscrew)
 * Demon (Put in the "Great America" category instead of "Six Flags" or "KECO/Paramount/Cedar Fair" due to being at both parks)
 * Kings Island Vortex (aka Paramount's Vortex in RCB II & III)

II Three

 * Drachen Fire
 * Magic Mountain Viper
 * Steel Phantom

III Five

 * Darien Viper
 * Loch Ness Monster
 * Orient Express
 * Steamin' Demon
 * Valley Corkscrew

B&M Floorless
Added in the RCB III.III Expansion Pack.

Original Two

 * Jersey Medusa (originally simply Medusa)
 * Thunder (only non-real B&M Floorless Pre-set coaster)

B&M Inverted
Added in RCB II.

Original Two

 * Batman: The Ride
 * Raptor

B&M Standup
Added in the RCB II.II Expansion Pack.

Original Three

 * Carowinds Vortex (originally Paramount's Carowinds Vortex)
 * Great America Vortex
 * Iron Wolf

III Two

 * Flamin' Feet (non-real)
 * Mantis

IV Four

 * Buster's Last Stand (non-real)
 * Georgia Scorcher
 * Riddler's Revenge
 * Stand Up and Scream (non-real)

Original Five

 * Blue Streak (originally the rails were the track's colors, but were repainted to the supports colors starting with RCB II, released in 1995)
 * Classic Coney Island Cyclone (not actually built by PTC)
 * Ghoster Coaster (known as Woodstock Express in most modern installments)
 * Lightning (only non-real PTC Wooden Pre-set coaster)
 * Shooting Star

II Five

 * Cannon Ball (misspelled Cannonball on the GBA games)
 * Coney Island Thunderbolt
 * Sea Dragon
 * The Hershey Comet
 * The Racer (aka Paramount's Kings Island's Racer in the RCB II and the GBA games)

III Ten

 * Bell's Zingo
 * Compounce Wildcat (Originally, Garfield was not on the logo unlike the real ride since Jim Davis didn't allow it, but later on, Jim Davis allowed Garfield to be displayed, as long as it had a copyright in the buy section)
 * Crystal Beach Comet
 * Great American Scream Machine
 * Joyland's Nightmare
 * Mr. Twister
 * Rebel Yell (known as Racer 75 on all post-2017 installments)
 * Thunderhawk
 * Thunder Road
 * Yankee Cannonball

Original Five

 * El Aserradero
 * El Aserradero Flume #2
 * Logger's Revenge
 * Logger's Run
 * Yankee Clipper

Original Three

 * Enterprise Wheel (styled after the Huss Enterprise)
 * Nightmare Drop (styled after the Intamin 1st Gen Drop Tower)
 * Pirate Ship (styled after the Huss Pirate Ship)

Original Six

 * Carousel (styled after the PTC carousel)
 * Double Deck Carousel (styled after the Great America carousel)
 * Ferris Wheel (styled after the Great Adventure Ferris Wheel)
 * Hershey Kiss Tower (originally going to be a generic observation tower, but due to Hersheypark's sponsorship request, it was changed)
 * Small World (Themed after It's A Small World, per Disney's request)
 * Swinger (styled after the Zierer Wave Swings)

Original Four
All of the original four kiddie rides are small carousel style rides.
 * Dune Buggies
 * Ladybugs
 * Motorcycles
 * Pick Up Trucks

Original Three

 * Burger Stand (styled after McDonalds)
 * Pizza Stand (styled after Pizza Hut)
 * Soda Stand (styled after Coca-Cola)

Trivia

 * Roller Coaster Builder was one of the first PC games to be released on a CD-ROM.
 * The Sega CD port of Roller Coaster Builder is basically an expansion pack for the Sega Genesis cartridge port.
 * RCB X will be the last game to support Windows 7.

RCB vs. RCT
Roller Coaster Tycoon got sued by Roller Coaster Builder in 2000 for being too similar, however, Chris Sawyer won the case due to the fact that there was a campaign mode in his game but not RCB, which is solely focused on being a "SimCity of theme parks" and the fact he never even played Roller Coaster Builder when he made the game.

Gallery

 * RollerCoasterBuilder/Gallery

Soundtrack

 * RollerCoasterBuilder/Soundtrack