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Posted on: November 9, 2024
TheCourtJester
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 60 Avis: 6
Sid Meier's Railroads
Decent game. A bit cartoon'ish but ... Dislikes? I do not like how the rails do not 'double up' when you build bridges side by side, nor how you can change/smooth out the gradiants in hills/bridges decently (very abrupt hills, especially on the end of bridges). Improvement could/should be made.
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Posted on: January 31, 2018
davion14
Jeux: Avis: 1
Big disappointment after RT3
If you love RT3, pass this game up. If you prefer RT2, this may be more to your liking.
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Posted on: December 29, 2018
hodgicus
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 47 Avis: 4
doh
'Way back I got excited and purchased a railroad game that I was sure would provide a solid follow-on to Railroad Tycoon 3 -- a much-needed follow on with up-to-date graphics, better track-laying physics, and greater depth in transfer logistics. I bought the game and found it to be a candyfied, hopelessly dumbed, uninteresting nonentity of an entry in the genre. Played long enough to be disgusted with my wasted purchase, and promptly gave the game to my four-year-old nephew, who enjoyed it until he outgrew it at eight. Ten years later, still waiting for someone, Anyone, to provide a better sequel to RT3, I saw this title, with Sid Meier's name on it, and knew that the time had rolled steaming 'round at last. Doh! Same idiot game I bought ten years ago. At least I only paid the Winter Sale price for it. If you want a sandbox game aimed solidly at the preschool gamer, here you go. It's pretty, but the scale is absurd (six car trains stretch from Baltimore to DC). This release worked fine on my Win-Ten laptop with its shoddy Intel graphics adapter, for the short time I ran it. Altogether a fairly decent game, except for being hopelessly dumb. Looking for a modern game comparable in depth and interest to RT3? Put a minus sign in front of my three stars. If you enjoyed the RT series you will hate (I'm saying "hate" here); hate this game. Just for pooping on the whole concept of a railroad management simulator.
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Posted on: September 16, 2020
Olhado76
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 826 Avis: 18
You have no excuse
This game is railroad nirvana. The absolute pinnacle of tycoon games. If you have ever owned, ridden or even seen a train, you need this game. If Firaxis ever get around to updating this series again I will explode with joy. Be sure to check out their other games too, these folks consistantly pump out amazing work!
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Posted on: March 31, 2016
Tarthur
Jeux: 116 Avis: 3
Nowhere near Railroad Tycoon 3
I had played Railroad Tycoon 3 A LOT, when I bought this game, thought that this would be a nice upgrade. It was not. Whereas in Railroad Tycoon, you are A TYCOON: you manage the big picture. I stopped playing Sid Meier's Railroads! when my trains collided. The game hadn't been much fun, and now it said you have to start micromanaging some damned trains and their passing tracks. If you are into micromanaging and things like that, I guarantee you are better off with OpenTTD. Transport Tycoon Deluxe kicks ass, but I'm not that keen to tediously designing complex train tracks with waiting lines and whatnot. The core game in Railroads! is painfully simple and unrealistic. Usually in tycoon games you have to adapt to environment and make it work, but not in this game: the enviroment/cities) actually adapt to you. Whereas in Railroad Tycoons you try to cover the city the best you can (as it has 2-3 dimensions), in Railroads! cities are just points in space, which you must reach. There is no economy in Railroads!, also nothing moves on land or by rivers. As I said before, painfully simple. If I must say something nice, the locomotives looked nice in their candylike appearance. But I really, really can't recommend this game to anyone. If you are a tycoon-maniac (as I am), get Railroad Tycoon 3. If you are in to micromanaging and designing great tracks and whatnot between cities, you are better off with Transport Tycoon Deluxe (or better yet, Open TTD. Google it).
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