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Experience 50 new levels fully rebuilt and rebalanced in a highly enjoyable DLC.
Genre: Managerial, Simulation
Discount: 10% off until 6th October 2022, 3 PM UTC
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GOG.com: Experience 50 new levels fully rebuilt and rebalanced
"You are full of creativity and outstanding ideas that help us move forward with the game.

Our railway network is growing fast, and we are close to reaching 2000 community-made levels.
We have picked some of the most played weekly and monthly featured levels, balanced and polished them,..."

I'm not sure if I like the decision to take user created content and sell it...(even if you "balanced" and "polished" it)
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GOG.com: Experience 50 new levels fully rebuilt and rebalanced
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BreOl72: "You are full of creativity and outstanding ideas that help us move forward with the game.

Our railway network is growing fast, and we are close to reaching 2000 community-made levels.
We have picked some of the most played weekly and monthly featured levels, balanced and polished them,..."

I'm not sure if I like the decision to take user created content and sell it...(even if you "balanced" and "polished" it)
*stares at Doom II*
It seems that there is still no way to play custom levels with the GOG version, let alone create them. So I still feel I wasted my money buying the base game at release and later the passenger flow DLC at release when the developers claimed that it would bring back the gameplay of the first part, which it does only for some very easy levels before it mixes in what made the second part bad. The developers response to that was that there are custom levels that only use the passenger mechanics – too bad that the cannot be played with the GOG version.
I personally appreciate the DLC with 50 new levels.

It is understandable that gamers are not enthusiastic to see main features being only
available for Steam customers - but it is just tactics similar to Microsoft which Valve
do know well (we know where you came from, guys).

So it is clear to tie developers using their way of 'workshop' and try to spoil
any effort to make it fully available for other gaming platforms.
But this is caused by Steam, not the many developers who do suffer from that disease.

Concerning Train Valley 2 next to the inclusion of Ruby DLC (i.e. the 50 new levels)
the game engine Unity got a minor update (see the changelog on GOG:
https://www.gog.com/forum/train_valley/changelog/post4 ).
So for anyone not wanting the Steam way of DRM and excluding gamers,
not buying on Steam but buying additional content on GOG to show that they care
may be a better startegy than arguing against developers who need to earn money.

Steam just get everything for free (cf. "Money for Nothing") - by making gamers unfree.
"A client to rule them all ...". It is not unheard of - is it?
And gamers should take care that GOG does not follow that path, too ...
which is currently the case - getting more and more visible.
The GNU/Linux offering is larger on Steam than on GOG - it was the opposite before.
Post edited October 21, 2022 by JMB9
I wanted to know about this DLC and somehow I missed it.
Game is good enough to keep on playing. Wishlisted!

One thing is missing in search engine "show DLCs only" and especially "show all DLCs for my games",
it would be awesome to see that update instead of using external search engines.
Post edited October 23, 2022 by user deleted