Most cities have one thing in common - traffic congestion! Take control of a living breathing virtual city and relegate road rage to history as you make all the transport infrastructure decisions. Will you build bigger and better roads? Will you try traffic lights at that snarled up intersection? Perhaps, the answer is to convince the citizens of your city to leave their cars at home and transfer to public transport as you build a network of buses, trams and underground subways.
Terrible game and not worth price. If it was free then maybe 5/10 but to expensive for what boring game
I played the game for some hours and I've come to the conclusion that it's really just not worth my time.
I'm really glad I got it on a bundle some months ago, as I was curious to try it anyway, but this game just doesn't work. I mean, some "decisions" are mildly interesting (like scheduling the slow cleaning vehicles on late night, and things like that) but the lack of documentation and information on this game is depressing.
The tutorial is not interactive: it's just a series of videos, with no voice commentary IIRC.
Setting up stoplights is very very fiddly and unintuitive, too, which I could live with, if I felt the game was worth the effort. Unluckily this was not the case. I might expand on this if I play the game again later this year, but you have been warned: stick to Sim City 4 + Exp or Cities in Motion: they have flaws, but at least are complete games, while TM feels really more like a beta.
I would like to add, that there's probably a decent game under the surface, a game I would gladly play for some hours, if it was at least patched a bit. Since this is probably not going to happen, we can only hope in a TM2, because the design foundations are interesting.
it just looks awesome.
i will wait it