Transport INC

The campaign progression is too steep. Halfway through it, one mission already wants you to just acquire almost all of European countries, 40ish licenses. That's it, that's the goal. Not too creative, much grind. The first 2 or so missions started out nicely, getting you into the game. Then it quickly becomes a grind. And you start over from scratch each mission, repeating yourself sort of. Some automation exists, like the Manager that can take care of vehicle servicing for you completely. Separate managers for each vehicle types. Then there is the Subsidiary function, but I found it to be clunky and limited to 5 vehicles). Then the game will manage everything for these vehicles: finding profitable routes, setting prices, upgrades. But to set up subsidiaries for a large map, 5 vehicles at a time, takes so much time and money, you'd better just do the routes manually - back to square one of game being repetitive. The game should also teach you more about full repair, roughly when it's worth it over buying new; how to replace a vehicle (if at all possible). Another thing I realized many hours into the game, lacking a tutorial, is the importance and balance of Road Depots (to repa…

Cute game. It is fun and it's nice to start with but I find the game gets very overwhelming quickly. What I want from this game is to slowly expand a trade empire but I find the game ends up having far too much micromanagement. -Vehicles break but won't remember what route they came from when you repair them so you have to then remember that and reassign them. -I want to be able to set up routes and then never have to mess around with them again but demand will vary with events and price will change. I just find after a bit the game becomes far too overwhelming.

No amount of words can capture the beauty of this game. Through life and death I will always look the this masterpiece, the simple but fascinating addiction I have to a tiny world of transportation is unmatched in other games. Except Maurice in the Predators Nest, which is a PEAK game, This is two tiers above that withs its astounding way to captivate and culture a person like me. I am grateful to have had bought this game. Thank you

its an alright game but beyond 5 hours its very repetitive

A good game.

Much more casual than it looks