pyrct2-agent
LLM agent that plays RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 via pyrct2. Give it a scenario and an LLM — it builds rides, places paths, and tries to meet the objective.
Install
pip install pyrct2-agent
pyrct2 setup # finds OpenRCT2, installs the bridge plugin
Quick start
from pyrct2_agent import Agent
from pyrct2.scenarios import Scenario
from langchain_openai import ChatOpenAI
llm = ChatOpenAI(
model="gpt-5",
model_kwargs={"parallel_tool_calls": False}, # If you don't disable this, it can result in weird or incoherent map states (sometimes)
)
result = Agent(Scenario.CRAZY_CASTLE, llm=llm, max_actions=50).run()
print(result)
Modes
The agent loop supports three timing strategies:
| Mode | Behavior |
|---|---|
TickPerAction() |
Game advances N ticks per tool call. Ticks run in background while LLM thinks. (default) |
PauseAndAct() |
Game paused during thinking. N actions per turn, then M ticks advance. |
RealTime() |
Game runs continuously. LLM latency = real game time passing. |
from pyrct2_agent import Agent, PauseAndAct
result = Agent(
Scenario.TEST_PARK,
llm=llm,
mode=PauseAndAct(ticks_per_turn=2000, actions_per_turn=10),
).run()
Tools
12 builtin tools across three categories:
| Category | Tools |
|---|---|
| Observe | get_park_status, show_map |
| Paths | place_path, place_path_line, remove_path |
| Rides | list_available_rides, place_ride, place_stall, set_ride_price, get_rides, check_ride_connectivity, demolish_ride |
Custom tools
from langchain_core.tools import tool
def my_tools(game):
@tool
def hire_handyman() -> str:
"""Hire a handyman."""
game.park.staff.hire(StaffType.HANDYMAN)
return "Hired"
return [hire_handyman]
# Add alongside builtins
Agent(scenario, llm=llm, extra_tools=my_tools)
# Or replace all builtins
Agent(scenario, llm=llm, tools=my_tools)
Configuration
Agent(
scenario,
llm=llm,
mode=TickPerAction(ticks_per_action=200), # timing strategy
system_prompt="custom prompt here", # override default
game_speed=4, # 0-7
headless=True, # hide game window
end_on_scenario_complete=True, # stop when objective met
max_ticks=100_000, # tick limit
max_actions=200, # action limit
)
Requirements
- Python 3.12+
- OpenRCT2 with RCT2 game data
- pyrct2 (
pip install pyrct2-agentpulls it in) - An OpenAI API key (or any LangChain-compatible LLM)
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