Tiny Rails

great chaca chaca choo choo

game is dead

Gra jest ok jeśli działa gdzieś w tle. Nie jest jakoś specjalnie wciągająca ale może się podobać.

Mir hat Tiny Rails schon am Handy Viel Spaß gemacht, aber über Steam macht es ja sogar noch viel Mehr Spaß! Manche Mechaniken von vorher laufen jetzt einfach über münzen, es gibt ja keine Werbung. Aber das Putzen und Reparieren? Ist das Komplett neu oder nur bei der Steam Version? Diese Version Zu kaufen war für mich am Ende Die Richtige Entscheidung :D Ich habe vergessen zu erwähnen: Die Videospiel-Figur Anspielungen sind echt super! vor allem wenn manche miteinander im Sprachfenster miteinander interagieren!

Fun game on both mobile and PC. Suitable for lazy or multitask people

I am glad I waited for the 75% off sale. It's entertaining for a short while, but.. PROS: - The map and locations layout wasn't too bad - The photo fly by catch system was kinda fun for capturing moments but I would have made it more of a system of making post cards to earn points for at stops - The train car system having a per car experience and purchase for upgrades was a nice addition to the layering of leveling - The passengers giving feedback was helpful for knowing where to focus but could be way more in depth/have more dialogue in their "reviews" as some of them were the exact same thing over and over CONS: - UI is scattered/messy. The contract management is a bit vague/hard to find. Icons are re-used (like the map in the journal and at the bottom of the screen) - Getting new train cars is a random unlock system rather than a thoughtful unlock/save up for what I want to build toward type system - Tutorial was way too long and kept interrupting, getting in the way of other moments I was trying to appreciate - Graphics were really lackluster and scenery was not engaging. It didn't feel like a real place. - The passengers were really boring. There is a lot of room to make them feel more real through conversations, dialogues, interactions, etc All-In-All: It's a decent enough pass-time if you catch it on a really good sale like I did, but there are too many other options that very much surpass this experience when it comes to side scrolling train management toys. Sadly I don't think it holds well in present day with it's interface, detail/world building, and graphic styling. It seemed like it was trying to make a "This is a comfy fun pixel game!" vibe, but ultimately just shoved landmarks and pop-culture references in my face rather than leaning on it's own opportunities for creativity, like "OMG LOOK AT THIS THING YOU PROBABLY KNOW ABOUT" Rather than "Let me show you something cool in an engaging way!" I wound up turning off all the "hire on" train staff because navigating the UI was more of a hassle than managing the train in such a way that those were a benefit. I adore pixel art styles, but this game doesn't have the features to prop up the lack of visuals and world building details. If I got it at full price, I would have processed it for a refund. Even if I consider it a "kids game", my opinions remain the same. I will keep an eye on it for updates to see if it catches up to other options, but for now I likely won't put in much more than the 30-40 minutes I was able to get in while playing it first time.