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'''Park Projects''' are a Game Mechanic in ''[[Chibi-Robo! Park Patrol]]'' that allows [[Chibi-Robo]] to modify the [[Park]], and are accessed in the [[Chibi-PC]]. There are four types of Park Projects: [[Terrain]], [[Structure]]s, Repairs, and Razer. | '''Park Projects''' are a Game Mechanic in ''[[Chibi-Robo! Park Patrol]]'' that allows [[Chibi-Robo]] to modify the [[Park]], and are accessed in the [[Chibi-PC]]. There are four types of Park Projects: [[Terrain]], [[Structure]]s, Repairs, and Razer. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:58, 21 June 2024
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| Purpose | Progression |
| Appearances | Chibi-Robo! Park Patrol |
| Related | Terrain Structures Watt |
Park Projects are a Game Mechanic in Chibi-Robo! Park Patrol that allows Chibi-Robo to modify the Park, and are accessed in the Chibi-PC. There are four types of Park Projects: Terrain, Structures, Repairs, and Razer.
Terrain
- Main article: Terrain
The Terrain Park Projects are used to alter the Park's physical area, such as tilling sand into soil, planting trees, and the height of the land.
Structures
- Main article: Structure
There are three types of Structure Park Projects: Utilities, Games, and Statues. Utilities have a variety of uses, such as changing the length of the Time Cycle, placing Windmills to recharge Watts at, and even Manholes to quickly navigate from one place to another. Games are fun activities where Chibi-Robo can collect 
Happy Points. Statues are used to attract more Visitors.
Repairs
Fix broken items.
If a Park Project becomes broken, the Repairs Park Project can be used to fix them.
Razer
Demolish equipment, paths, and streams. May change surrounding areas.
The Razer Park Project is used to remove a Terrain element or Structure.