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3.6

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Posted on: April 9, 2018

Emir_Redzepagic

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Very interesting game

This game made me lose a couple of good days in front of a PC, it's like a disease :) IMO it's better that Tycoon games. Graphics are great,music is ideal for this kind of game (add some more), gameplay is also very good, although it would be nice to see improvement in some areas. First thing, why only USA map? I would like to see also maps of Europe, Asia, Africa... That's a patch thing, it can be done in one update. Also it would good to have more automatic arrangements for some parts of the game, like arranging your staff on trains automatically. It would be nice if a supply depot could have more than 6 different items to storage. When destroying rail, IMO it would be better if we can select which part of rail we would like to destroy, not the whole thing if nothing is build on that rail. The in-game tasks ( the green star) are very short, i didn't manage to complete half of it.

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Posted on: July 7, 2019

Gromenauer

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Where's the scenario editor in GOG?

I can't understand why the GOG edition doesn't have an scenario editor. It's a great fault, in my opinion. I love Gaming Minds (former Ascaron) trading games. I own and played lots of hours all of them. This Railway Empire is fresh air in the series and is a well done game. But I can't forgive the lack of features compared to other editions, argued by devs with poor and false excuses. So I can't honestly rate it with more than those three stars. ps/ Please, add an upgrade pack to the complete edition to the store for those who already own the base game.

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Posted on: September 9, 2019

41nd

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Not too bad but.. meh execution..

The looks okay and it has interesting mechanics but it has two major problems: 1. The tutorial is kindof confusing, my first hour in the game was pretty uncomfortable. 2. The controls, the building - very clunky.. Also the interface is not so great, they need a UI expert to show them how to build a decent one.. Sometimes you can see weird bugs in stations when you are riding the train, like graphical glitches with people drowning.. Not worth more than 10 euros in my opinion.

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Posted on: August 27, 2021

Macman70

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Spiele: 31 Rezensionen: 4

Kinda fun sometimes, but...

This game is interesting in a way, but what you notice as you play for awhile is that the AI cheats. If you start to do better in the game, the AI will up the ante and artificially suddenly makes the game harder, and it makes it harder by refusing to do what it's supposed to do. I swear it's true. I played "The South" scenario six times and failed every time because that gangster idiot in the game kept buying my company. Finally, I took out bonds and built quickly, and took over the game very fast, but now, suddenly, the game wouldn't let me achieve a population of 60,000 in Kansas City by the end of 1892, which is your first requirement in order to continue playing. All six times previously, I easily got Kansas City to 60,000. Suddenly, now, when I'm whipping ass, the approval rate in Kansas City stays at 45%, no matter what I did, and the population shrank. I didn't do anything differently, but all of sudden my trains are breaking down, they ignore stop signals and just stop for no reason, and they all act like they're clueless. Also, tell me why a train going into a station with FOUR TRACKS has to wait forever until the single train parked in the station leaves. It's just so stupid. If things had actually worked this way in early America, we never would have grown past a third world country.

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Posted on: February 25, 2023

Schorschi3

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Bastardsohn von Sid Meyers RT-Reihe

[zl; ng] Viele Karten, viele Züge, viel hübsch und ein intuitiver Einstieg. Leider sehr nervige DLC-Politik und zum Ende hin nicht die maximale Komplexität. Railway Empire wirkt wie ein gut gemachter Nachfolger von Sid Meyers RT-Klassikern. Als Bastardsohn der Reihe macht das Spiel vieles sehr gut. Nette Grafik. Ein sehr intuitiver Einstieg mit schönen Gestaltungselementen - auch wenn die Comic-Anlehnung am Anfang etwas gewöhnungsbedürftig ist, entwickelt sich das Gameplay schnell zu einem stimmigen Gesamtwerk. Vor allem da man die Strecken recht frei gestalten kann und auch komplexere Strukturen mit hohem Realitätsgrad notwendig werden. Es gibt mannigfaltige Szenarien, Kampagnen, viele Zeitalter und große Karten. Alles in Allem - viel Spielspaß für einen überschaubaren Taler. Einzig auf den letzten Metern fehlt etwas die Tiefe. Bahnhöfe haben maximal 4 Gleise; und bringen den perfektionistischen Eisenbahntycoon in seinem Streben nach dem perfekten Netz im Lategame auf die Palme. Und, zweites Manko: Die DLC-Handhabung ist nervig. Nicht weniger als 9 Szenarien gibt es extra, und deren Preisschwankungen sind extrem. Sowas nervt.

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