MAGNI PARK

Build a theme park on your desk. Then shrink down and ride it.

MAGNI PARK is a park builder made of chunky plastic bricks, laid out on a table in a real room. Build it from above like the toy set it is — track, stations, gardens, a monorail that circles the whole thing — and then drop in at two and a half centimetres tall and walk the paths you drew.

Queue at your own rides. Ride them. Play the carnival stalls. Walk off the edge of the table and fall to the carpet among the furniture.

Free, and it plays right here in this page. No download, no account, no sign-up. It is 2 MB and starts in about two seconds, on a phone as well as a desktop.

What you actually do

• Lay out a park on a grid of plots, from a five-cell starter set to a table that eventually takes up the whole room
• Set the admission price against a real demand curve — charge too much and you can watch the queue physically thin out
• Bolt shops onto your rides, because nobody leaves a ride, they leave through the gift shop
• Cluster plots by theme to fuse them into named Lands
• Take on contracts, climb sixty ranks, and pack the whole set back in its box to start again with a permanent bonus
• Drop in at any moment and just walk around it

Your park is yours to keep

It saves to your own browser, which is fine until you clear your cache or switch device. So the whole save also travels as a park code — a block of text you copy from the Park tab and paste into the game anywhere else. Browser to desktop, laptop to phone, no account involved. There is a save-to-file option too.

How it looks

Everything you see is generated at runtime — every mesh, texture, icon and sound. There is not a single image file in the build. That is why it is 2 MB and loads instantly. It is photographed the way you would shoot a model: a narrow band in focus, everything else soft, which you can turn up or off.

No account. No telemetry. No ads. Nothing is behind a wall.

Alpha — the park works, and it is still growing. If something breaks, say so in the comments and it gets fixed.