
You and your fellow railroaders are the lifeblood of your railroad, just like it is the lifeblood of the communities it serves. Switch cars at industries. Keep people moving while running local passenger trains. Run trains with a purpose in transition era Appalachia – in Railroader!
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If you like shortlines, switching operations, and steam locomotives, this game is for you. Fills a very specific but also very necessary niche, one that I have been wanting for a long time. This is not a train driving simulator in the traditional sense. Do not come into this game expecting hyper realistic locomotive mechanics and long-haul rail operation. It is a logistics and shortline company management-lite. Can be a bit of a slog especially with its current lack of proper automation, but once you get a system in place, this becomes less of an issue. I cannot recommend this game enough for people who are into this sort of thing.
I love this game so much! but i do hope they put in the H6 mallet and more trains. but everthing else is very good.
деньги вернули.
Отличная графика и интересный геймплей. Правда сценарий коротковат и баги есть...
Let this bad boy cook for 1 or 2 years and it can crush the market. 30$ is high for this level of content tho.
Like having a massive model train set to play with!
10/10
if you like trains, get it.
Coming to Railroader from city building games like Manor Lords, CS 1 & 2, and Transport Fever 2 this is a different experience. Forget quick progress - a day's work takes a day and I like that. You need to get into the details and you make slow progress. Immersive and relaxing. The game runs smoothly on my rig, the mechanics are excellent and the game allows you to choose your level of micormanaging prgress. After 47 hours I am only at day 5 and things are starting to happen a bit faster, eager to see where this takes me. What I am missing in Railroader is life: People, movement. You get the effects of human activity but no humans. You see wagons parked on sidings being filled with produce or emptied of materials but you never see anyone loading or unloading so the world is pretty sterile. No cars on the roads, no pedestrians, no passagers waiting at the station or boarding / getting off your train. No villages or towns. I hope the devs are focussing on that aspect of the game, possibly insired by Manor Lords and City Skylines. Graphics are good but could be better. More variety of trees, better skies/clouds, ground texture... Overall this is a very good early access and I am glad I bought it
I saw videos of this game on YouTube. I have to say the base game is truly amazing and I really enjoy it. Once I started adding mods it only created more and more enjoyment. A huge thank you to the developers on this game. Im excited to see each new update