Games Like Ranger’s Path: National Park Simulator

Roadmap

Ranger's Path: National Park Simulator will expand during Early Access! Here's our official roadmap:

Update 2 is now live!

This update adds new wildlife, new mission-based animal interactions, and more ranger duties across the park. Encounter Boar, Bobcat, and Bison, help injured animals, free wildlife from illegal traps, track animals with GPS devices, and use new tools like the Tranquilizer Gun and Root Puller.

You'll also take on new environmental tasks and callouts, including invasive plant removal, planting new flora, campsite cleanup, and handling visitor issues.

Check out the roadmap above for a full overview of what's been added, and what's still to come as Ranger's Path continues to grow throughout Early Access.

About the Game

In Ranger’s Path: National Park Simulator, you take on the everyday responsibilities of a park ranger in the stunning Faremont National Park. Keep the park running, protect the local ecosystem, and support the people who visit it.

Handle a wide range of ranger duties and ensure park rules are respected. One moment, you may be completing routine maintenance. The next, you could be searching for a missing hiker or responding to an urgent wildlife callout.

Faremont’s diverse landscape stretches from dense forests and open meadows to winding rivers. Use your ranger vehicles to travel along the park’s road network and reach remote areas filled with waterfalls, rock formations, and scenic viewpoints.

Protecting Faremont’s wildlife is one of your most important responsibilities. Track animals across the wilderness, rescue wildlife in distress, and secure traps before they can cause further harm. Use specialized ranger equipment to follow signals, safely approach animals, and respond to each situation with care.

From elusive wolves and imposing bison to mischievous raccoons, a diverse range of wildlife brings Faremont National Park to life. Observe animal behavior through your camera, discover new species, and expand your personal wildlife lexicon as you explore.

Your responsibility also extends to Faremont’s visitors. Guide hikers, check permits, respond to emergencies, and investigate suspicious behavior. Handle incidents such as vandalism, prohibited items, littering, or disturbances to keep the park safe and welcoming.

Beyond urgent callouts, you’ll inspect plant health, remove invasive growth, restore affected areas, clean campsites, restock supplies, and transport materials across the park. Every completed task contributes to your park rating, unlocking new missions and equipment as your ranger career progresses.

Put on your ranger hat and begin your journey in Ranger’s Path: National Park Simulator.