Railroader

Seems decent so far, 18 hours in. Fairly addictive! It was really confusing at first working out how to do more freight services etc, it's super unintuitive. Once you've figured out what to do it's good :)

Game is great! 10/10. Would recommend to my local computer ape.

worth $30

An amazing game showing the challenges of running a local railroad in the mountains. Haul all sorts of goods to local industry, and even venture into the mountains on shortlines to haul both wood and coal to customers alone your mainline. The game is regularly updated.

really hard to fuigure out but once you have its kind of fun

A really fun and (sometimes) relaxing branch line simulator! Railroader teaches how railroads actually move goods over the network in a hands-on way, and the player can decide how they want to tackle it. More frequent point-to-point trains, or massive yard-to-yard ones, with locals at either end? In early access, the AI is good enough that a player can manage maybe half-a-dozen trains at once if they want, or can keep the game small scale and manage only one or two. One of the best parts of the game is that you can (pretty) freely determine which and how many customers you want to serve, and at what frequency, so you can tune the game play per railroad day to what you best enjoy.