
Build rail networks that link industries in 1844 Europe. Complete levels to expand across nations, and compare the efficiency of your solutions against a leaderboard.
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Design train tracks and stations with the simplicity of a grid and tiles, but the flowing shape of curved tracks. By alternating straight and curved sections of track, you can quickly and intuitively control the track layout.
Connect industries with trains to carry resources and deliver products to cities. Beyond the basic raw materials, most industries accept secondary or tertiary inputs that can boost production.
Optimize your solutions and compare with other people on a global leaderboard. You can iterate on solutions by making changes then running at 1000x speed to see the results. Or, run at normal speed and bask in the glory of your creation.
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Languages: English*, Turkish*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Polish*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Portuguese - Portugal*, Russian*, Spanish - Latin America*, Ukrainian**languages with full audio support
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The UI is horrible. You are better off playing OpenTTD, also free and a lot better.
Rubbish. Impossible to figure out track building and the tutorial is vague at best.
Gameplay intéressant et inattendu. On est plus sur du puzzle game que sur un jeu de gestion d'infrastructure, mais il y a des rails et des trains ! A première vue ça ne paye pas de mine et c'est austère, mais si on prend le temps de lire les tutoriels pour comprendre l'interface et la façon dont le jeu a été pensé, le fonctionnement est simple à prendre en main. A ce moment là il ne reste plus qu'à tracer ses voies, et à passer des heures à optimiser pour avoir une meilleure place dans le classement.
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While the UX is rough around the edges (but improving), the overall gameplay is a lot of fun. Once you understand how the straight segments define the curves of the tracks and how junctions work, you can quickly build the rail network you want. After building a basic solution to a level, the fast modify-evaluate cycle allows rapid improvement and high-score hunting. Or just enjoy looking at your trains nicely chugging along. Performance is great, should run smoothly even on older systems.
Sí. Gran juego, basico e increible. Por favor, añadanle buses y barcos.
[i] Do [/i] Install this game if: You are looking for a bare bone version of Railway Empire You don't mind figuring out stuff on your own You have space (only like 300 MB) You don't mind having 5/10 graphics You have [i] long [/i] timeframes [i] Don't [/i] Install this game if: You like good UI You are expecting Railway Empire You are looking for a story You want good graphics You have short timeframes
Very different train game. Fully worth further exploration.
Uhm sorry, no. This is a tech preview at most. The whole UI needs to be reworked. It's also questionable why tracks need to be straight and then curved.
Trash. Bad "tutorial", bad Story (if you can even call it that), and just frustrateing to play.
The track laying system takes some getting used to. I tend to lay out all my straight sections first and then connect the curved sections how I want. I really like that you can lay everything out and then simulate. It also has some polybridge style efficiency calculations that keep me coming back to iterate.
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