
Cargo Company is a transport simulation tycoon game where you make money by transporting passengers, wood, steel, goods, cars, tanks and more - using trains, trucks, busses, and even rockets between planets.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Spanish - Latin America
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Fun game a lot of things to do, nice time killer.
Ich wollte es haben... Doch was war das? Die Auswahl an Zügen und Loks ist ja mehr als überschaubar. Das ist doch gerade das Beste an solchen Spielen: man Unmengen verschiedener Variationen an Fahrzeugen kaufen. Hier eben nicht. Sehr schade. Nein, So macht das keinen Spaß.
it fun
Das Verlegen von Schienen ist ein absoluter Krampf. So macht das Spiel absolut keinen Spaß.
muy lindo el juego tiene muchisimas cosas lo recomiendo
Liela buvesana spele .
Brilliant game not finished left early access abit early
Unplayable - Screen flickers unless I set it to "Windows 8 compatibility mode" and flaps between 60 and 9 fps. Control system is lacking and lagged. I swear this is some web game demo coloured to look pretty and wrapped up for Steam. Sad, as I was hoping for OpenTTD / TTDX with modern graphics, doesn't warrant the 9fps lows.
First of all, I really like this. lightweight, starts up quickly and can be launched immediately. With other games, I often lose interest if I have to wait, but this one is different. The concept of interplanetary travel and such is unique and imaginative. However, there are still some rough edges in its development. There are a few strange behaviors that occur.... I laid multiple tracks parallel to each other and created a three-dimensional intersection with one of the tracks. Each track represents a completely different route. However, there is an unusual behavior where trains on the intersecting tracks move in parallel, as if they are utilizing the elevated track. Sometimes, when I instruct a running train to return to the depot, it fails to find the correct path. However, by terminating the program and restarting it, the train is able to return to the depot.... I'm hoping for improvements in these aspects.
I love the game but there's a lack of development in it. The feeling I'm having after playing 1 1/2 hours: "Was that it!" I'm such a big fan of the transport simulation universe but this game looks and feels like a light version or even a low-cost game. It's full of missing opportinities. I have to say that I bought it through "early access!" Both the nearly 20 year old Locomotion or the approx. 30 year old Transport Tycoon is better than this lovely game in every aspect... Music and sounds, graphics, game development... I will give it 3 out of 5 stars because it's still quite cozy, enjoyable and you can still spend hours with it.
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