If you like answering question like where should a rail line go, how many trains should run on it and of which type - you should have lots of fun. That's also where the real challenge comes from - making the lines not just run well but also be profitable. The game engine does a great job of simulating the running of trains but more importantly it does a great job of simulating the underling economics - to be really successful you have to combine your design, engineering and line connecting skills with the critical look of an investor or a bank loan manager. This game can be hard to play well - and yest there are some minor bugs and annoyances in the initial release - the good news is that in spite of those issues - if you like this sort of game - TF is well worth your time and money. This game just works really well and gives a solid simulation of real world mechanics giving a gamer one hell of a challenge (especially late in the game) along the way. And I’m probably going to miss my train.An underrated gem of a game - one of the very few sims to have a real sandbox engine with little in the bells and whistles department and a An underrated gem of a game - one of the very few sims to have a real sandbox engine with little in the bells and whistles department and a lot in the game engine department. I’m going to waste a lot of time on this game. The campaign is long and varied, and the difficulty curve gives enough scope to appeal to all levels of interest. It’s smoother and richer than its predecessor and has enough unique features to leave you pleasantly surprised with every upgrade and chapter. Unfortunately it is plagued with regular crashes that denies the game a better rating.įor fans of the series, this is a truly exciting development. It’s elegantly presented and understands that some efficiencies are required for the sake of playability.Ī great game for fans of economy simulations and model railroads alike, with lots of meaningful improvements, new features and a really good campaign. I can’t think of a single thing that truly disappointed me about Transport Fever 2.
It is vital to adapt your company to the needs of the economy and cities: bridges, tunnels, switches, rail signals, one-way streets, light signals, and bus lanes are just some of the possibilities you can use to optimize the transport infrastructure.Three historic campaigns set in different time periods and located on three separate continents will challenge you with different objectives.A game involving railroads, road vehicles, aircrafts and ships.
Discover a whole new world by navigating transport routes through land, water and air.
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