Sweet Transit

Worst UI i have ever seen. You cant find shit, and when you fund it, next time it moved to a diffrent place. I have never seen this kind of crap in any other game.

Basically solo Anno with trains. It's very enjoyable but it does not explain some of it's basic mechanics very well. The UI has also the tendency to filter and hide many panels and buildings. Once you know where to find stuff it doesen't matter, but it makes for a frustrating first experience. There is quite a bit of complexity once you have multiple towns and industries interactiong with each other. However, most of it comes from battling with your own rail network. There are not that many industry types and only two levels of citizens (actually three, thx SemtexMan47 for the correction (: and I'm really looking forward for your mod: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1612770/discussions/0/4634862878162164918/ 👍). The game runs & controls fantastic on Steam Deck. The visual style reminds me of factorio and it's great (:

I've tried verifying game files at least six times, doing a fresh install, checking my audio drivers, but it still has this audio bug that gets worse over time. For some reason when I verify my files it says there are ~170 files that fail to validate. It says that the files successfully validate but when I go to check again it says they are still missing. the bug seems to be tied to the net time i have it open, as it sounds like it slowly erodes into static. its not just the game audio that is affected either, as if I have any other audio playing it corrupts that audio as well. I want to play this game but with it currently being like this for me i have to put it away for a bit and hope the issue resolves. I don't have this issue on other games, and i have no idea how to fix it on my end. If i get a fix for this I will edit my review and explain how i fixed it as well. Great game, just wish i didn't get this bug.

Had tried it earlier in EA, didn't quite get into it. Now with full release and a lot of QoL, it is a good train game!

Game good. Has trains. UI isn't as bad as people are suggesting but it does jump around a lot when you're doing things from page to item. It's quite a bit like OpenTTD in gameplay but the way resources are done is different. Building towns and making sure your citizens have what they need is how you make money, and making money is how you buy things and expand your towns. So from what I can tell the game is about expanding your towns slowly and making a more and more interconnected network of trains. Your town has a central resource depot called a warehouse and you can only use resources that have made Thier way back to it. Other resources that get used by your people directly are spread about by markets and you can put stuff into small storages that feed these markets. There is a max distance these things can connect so you will either need to use couriers or trains to move stuff depending on the type of resource or how far it is. Atleast that's as I understand it so far. I'll update my review when I play more. Feel free to comment if you have questions or want to tell me I'm wrong lol

[b]SS[/b]adistic!