Enjoying this throwback too much. Excellent manual as an extra to download. 90s PC gaming fun. Taking up a lot of my time exploring, dealing with other Europeans and native populations and trying to survive if not thrive through revolution. I am entranced.
Good tutorial, fun solo play, No internet services, but might be able to multiplayer on a local network. Start small, two or three cars each route, double tracking stations. Four tracks max per station. Upgrading depot to station and to terminal. Work annexes so they can increase their capacities, all while keeping an eye on the markets and everyone's stock prices. Buy them all out, profit!
Power ups and fancy brick actions are great, but there is no way to quit the game other than using Alt F4 or some other brute force method. Q and E go through the menus with spacebar activating actions, but there is no exit / quit option anywhere. Mouse control over the player bar is fun and responsive.
like the 90s all over again. master levels are an added bonus as well as other versions of doom and doom 2
If you enjoy simulations involving trucks, busses, trains, and planes with a nineties feel to it, this is your game.
This game has tons of nostalgia for me. Creating a spreadsheet of the towns, runes, stones, shrines, mantras, dungeons and castles is thoroughly enjoyable to me.
individual goals and awards for each city. Each a challenge in themselves. Simple mechanic to learn, a liftetime to master.
