Transport Fever 2

TF 牛逼

9/10. Easily one of my favorite games. The premise is simple: connect raw materials and factories, deliver finished goods to cities, and transport passengers between them. The main appeal lies in designing and optimizing transport lines and choosing the right vehicles for each job, making it a perfect game for transportation enthusiasts. The game is not particularly difficult. However, the network you end up creating can become complex pretty quickly... and that is where most of the fun lies. Like most management games, it requires you to continually change, optimize, and adapt your network to meet current needs. Watching your infrastructure evolve from the early industrial age into a modern transport system is also incredibly satisfying. If I could improve a few things, they would be, in no particular order: - As much as I love the industrial era, its vehicles can be frustratingly slow and inefficient. I usually start maps somewhere between 1900 and 1920. - Making money becomes far too easy in the late game. It’s not a big problem for me, but if you’re looking for a highly complex tycoon game, this ain’t it. - Maps sometimes feel too small for high-speed trains and planes, although I understand that this is a performance trade-off. - Road traffic and vehicle lane alignment are notoriously bad, despite having been partially improved in a recent update. Despite these shortcomings, my rating still stands. I’m eagerly awaiting the highly anticipated sequel!