Recent reviews by webscape

This is by far the best city builder and management game I have ever played. It's not going to hold your hand and there exists no traveled path ahead of you. If anything, its freeing. The landscape is truly yours to do with what you please. Start with little and with only skilled management and perhaps stupid luck, you will building a city in the thousands. Though, if growth is exponential and resources don't grow in the same rate, all will die and leave.

In my opinion, this is the ultimate test for anyone who has a passion for city builders.

Linux users need not purchase. The new anti-cheat has completely killed the game for linux, there is no fix or remedy. Its dead

To live is to suffer and to suffer is to live

Game was good years ago and was decent up until they changed the game to UE5. Game is only meant to be played now if you can afford the latest and greatest PC rigs. If you cant, tough ♥♥♥♥ your not going to be getting enough frames to actually play the game. The game was in its prime back before 2020, if you got on the train after, sorry for your loss. Game feels like walking through hot glue and the community is more often to just kick you from the squad if you are new or not willing to relieve a 2006 iraq war wet dream. Avoid

Fun concept and well worth the price. Only thing its missing is a free mode to just watch the universe do its thing

So far my favorite game of 2025

Game is perfect for people who want a true immersive experience. Call your stink submarine stink for added immersion.

DO NOT BUY THIS GAME. Sadly, it is a good game. Much better than 7 and its personal choice if its better than 5. HOWEVER, the recent EULA changes means they can (and have) ban you from playing the game if you have mods or dev tools, if you make mods for other games. They changed the game to scan your entire computer and harvest any personal info they can. This includes chat logs, saved payments, passwords, browser history, everything. While checking for these tools, If you violate them, they will ban you and you have wasted over $60 for a dead and unplayable game.

There are recorded instances of this exact "punishment." They will do this, they are scummy publishers who don't care about the players enjoyment or respect for privacy but a piggybank of data to be sold. Please look to the seas and find a pirate ship that will give you a non-spyware offline version of the game.

It was a good run

From what I've seen, most of the negative reviews are form people expecting the sequel to OpenTTD. Despite the visual connections and both being transport related, they're complete opposites in terms of complexity. This is geared towards the individual who wanted more control and 'simulation' from a transport game and it does so greatly. It won't hold your hand and it most certainly won't play nice off the bat and if you read the reviews, you would know this going in. That being said, I don't think its really fair to dog on the game and give it a thumbs down because the individual doesn't understand it or felt mislead in playing it. First of all its free and then secondly, if your able to understand the English language and are capable of having patience longer than an Ipad baby, then spend the time reading and learning the game and you'll know what to do and you can sit back and enjoy playing away.

Its a good game and if people are willing to say games like Dwarf Fortress are great games, despite the OG game looking like a early 90s DOS game and requiring having a wiki open until you force learn everything to memory, than the same can be applied here.