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iam top 20 on the leaderboard, so game must be good! no srsly if you are a Factorio(Trains) or OpenTTD veteran, this game will be a walk in the park for you.

The game is stable and fine, but for me it's not interesting enough. I just give a thumbs up to support the indie developer.

Love the game. If you love puzzle and watching trains puffin' and chaffin' you can't go wrong. Do not expect a tycoon kind of game, it is a puzzle/strategic one. And part of the puzzles is to learning, many complain of lack of clear instructions and explanations about how things works (there are a series of video, though), but I would consider it part of the challenges. The first one to sort out.

The game has potential, but it's still missing many features (like bridges and tunnels and better train travel management). [strike]At the time of my review, the game is frustrating because the trains often don't obey signals and end up crashing into each other.[/strike] Each city can request 3 to 5 items at the same time, making it chaotic. The lack of bridges and tunnels makes it frustrating, as being limited to roundabouts [strike]and intersections makes it very susceptible to accidents due to the signal bug.[/strike] With these latest fixes, the train collision problems were resolved. I played a match at full speed and there wasn't a single accident. Now all that's missing is a random map generation system and a daily challenge system like in Mini Motorway. A daily challenge system, forcing people to play with the same configuration and having daily scores, greatly increases the game's replayability and makes it more than just a one-play game.

Ein Endlosmodus wär nen Ding, ggf mit prozedural generierten Welten die expandieren oder so

really nice cozy game, was quite fun, however, it was not very long.