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Posted on: March 22, 2023

waetsch

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Eine Zugfahrt, die ist lustig

Hier geht's zu meinem Waetsch's Play: https://youtu.be/6CN32AUWSSY Auch wenn ich kein begeisterter Modelleisenbahner bin, hatte mich seinerzeit Railroad Tycoon für kleine, dahin sausende Loks begeistert. Mit Railway Empire kommt genau diese Stimmung wieder zurück. Seine Loks lässt man durch wunderschöne Landschaften von Amerika des 19. Jahrhunderts tuckern und verbindet Städte miteinander, kümmert sich um Warentransporte und errichtet so nach und nach ein großes Eisenbahnimperium. Besonderes Lob gehört hier der Controller-Steuerung. Diese ist sehr durchdacht und geht gut von der Hand. Auch wenn ich in der letzten Konsequenz die Tastatur/ Maus-Steuerung bevorzuge. Ebenso ist das Tutorial gut gestaltet und führt einen Schritt-für-Schritt in das Spiel ein. Erklärungen werden optional durch ein Video untermauert, so bleiben meist keine Fragen offen. Ein launiges Spiel für Eisenbahnliebhaber und Wirtschaftskapitäne.

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Posted on: October 5, 2024

SuperGis

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Spiele: 124 Rezensionen: 4

Fun

I like trains

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Posted on: March 26, 2020

brunophilipe

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Spiele: 8 Rezensionen: 1

Simutrans on steroids

If you have spent hundreds of hours playing Simutrans over the years like I have, this game will feel right at home for you. I feel Railway Empire was at least partially inspired by Simutrans and other games of the genre (like Transport Fever) since many of the transport mechanics are very similar to those games, especially in Free mode (free as in “free from a set goal,” if you want to play with unlimited cash, that’s “sandbox mode”). In short, the mechanics of the game are: connect cities together to transport passengers, connect industries to cities to increase city sizes, and pick the right locomotive for each job. The locomotives are beautifully modeled (the Shays are my favorites), but the box cars could use some more variations over the years. Unlike in Simutrans, you do not control the entire train layout. Instead you only pick the best locomotive for the line and the wagons get picked based on the demand. This also means trains can be mixed passenger and cargo. But you can also limit trains to cargo or passenger-mail only (the latter may become express trains that make more money). Signal placement is fundamental in creating functional lines, especially trunk lines with lots of traffic. But they behave exactly like the simple signals in Simutrans, so if you’re familiar with that, you’re all set. Trains might breakdown in long lines so you may need maintenance stations along trunk lines, since trains only get maintenance at stations they stop at (no need to place the maintenance station in the train route though, just make sure it goes through it). Free mode is like Simutrans but with goals that you must achieve to get max score (the game storyline always ends at some point, but you can keep playing.) The campaign is the same but follows historical events, which is neat. However tech timeline ends in 1930. I hope a DLC will add later technology. The game is very polished and I’m positively surprised about that. It has quickly become a favorite.

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Posted on: April 16, 2020

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Spiele: 0 Rezensionen: 15

A fun little train game

It's a fun little train game with nice graphics. The learning curve seems a little steep regarding train signals placement and usage, also somewhat regarding supply chains for each type of goods. But this does not detract from the fun, just need to stick to it a little bit and follow the tutorials in chapter 1 and 2. I don't know if it's worth 50 euros, but 30, sure. I recommend it for anyone who wants to take a trip to the past.

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Posted on: December 24, 2019

samigascon

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Spiele: 48 Rezensionen: 4

Forget the starts and all reviews

As a Railrood Tycoon series lover since RRT1, I think you can forget all the bad critics. The game is extremely flexible (even for expanding with DLCs), you can play in a lot of ways. The learning curve is a bit step because this game has everything a RRT1 was expecting and much, much, much more. There only thing I dont like is you cant keep playing in campaign mode if you dont complete the main tasks. That is the only "glitch" I dont like, and believe me, this is a Triple A railroad game and at 15$, its a complete bargain. I didnt played it on easy mode so I dont know if its bugged or not, but in realism mode this game really rocks

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