Railway Empire: Crossing the Andes

It is amazing how many (copy/paste)reviewers don´t understand the difference between (game-)developers and providers (who have dev´s as well, but only to integrate the game in the system (GOG Galaxy in this case) and normaly are not allowed to change anything on the game itself). GOG can only sell, what they got a license for! There is allways a difference between GOG and steam: DRM. A review should help others to decide if the GAME fits there needs and not if it is somewhere else cheaper, better or have more content or don´t run on smart-toasters or linux or whatever! And no, I am not related to GOG other than a customer. To the game itself: price policy is a shame, wiki not existent, help poor and the graphic (for this pricelevel) less then optimal – even for 2018. But at least it works perfect and one can do everething that is needed – if he finds out (mostly on his own) how. It is what Sid Meyers Railroad pretended to be anno snow, but without bugs. A (model)railway enthusiast can spend unlimited and pleasurefull time in it.

All of the DLCs are decent. The ones with territories (which this DOES NOT have) I find rather bland. If I were to buy just one of the DLCs this is the one I would buy. This offers three different (very different!) scenarios each of which brings unique challenges. Best of the bunch (so far - hoping to see Japan available here soon!)

-Don't support as many languages as on Steam. And devs refuse to do anything about it. -DLC are overpriced compared to Steam(for certain countries). -No response, no reply, no tech-help whatsoever from this devs on GOG forum. Don't support such developers!