Recent reviews by Aurora Indy

After spending some time in the Demo it's pretty solid. Fun little activities to break the open/close, stocking, and selling. From the card battle, to basketball, and the fun little card hunting! Digging through the trash for cards is something I never thought would have been a thing. Yet here it is! (Much like how people lose or toss out cards irl!)

After an hour I could see myself playing this again on the full version. I'm curious to what the cards will look like if and when they replace the ai art. (The dev replied to a review on the full game about it.) Overall the names are fun and silly much like irl cards. The customers are a delight in variations which is a plus.

The card game was interesting and is simple. Three teams of 5 cards most cards on field is the winner, and is best 2 out of 3. Be careful as if you lose you do lose 3 cards out of your collection, and vice versa.

Multiplayer: I haven't tried it yet.

A fun little game that can be quite calming during the slow moments. Despite the Early Access it's pretty solid already, and excited to see what else in store.

Just a chill little game

Fun to play

Horrible economy

A very unique pinball table, and the colors are a nice contrast to all the other ones. Fun little events and a crazier jackpot! Maybe my favorite out of them all after trying the other ones.

A fun game with regular enough updates. Recent Winter event was fun and very entertaining! Fun with random people or with friends!

It's not my favorite, but I can see the appeal to those that have played Transport Tycoon or TTD before Open TTD came around. My first few Multiplayer games were weird, and a little unfair as they would end it after so long. With people just going wild with the monorails, and ending the game in a matter of minutes. Yes it's free and you don't need to spend anything. It's not so new comer friendly as there is no tutorial.

I just wish the UI was a little more stream lined, and the company faces were a bit better. As well as some kind of tutorial that comes with it.

(Yes I have played it before it came to Steam, but never went past 20 hrs.)

My first game was like in 2005ish, and is what got me into transport games. RCT is the one that introduced me to Sawyer's games back in 1999-2000.

It can be loads of fun, especially if you can do it with friends. I spent HOURS playing, modding, and making maps. The only times I would have issues really is with non compatible mods that conflicted with others. Many like Open TTD, while this is my bread and butter. The sound track I love, and remember even after not playing it for a few months. I can still hear it from time to time. The controls is pretty much the same as RCT 1-2. The routing can be a little tricky, but overall vehicles getting lost can be easily corrected with some fiddling of the rails/roads.

If I had to hazard a guess I would be around 400-500 hours since my first play of Boulder Breakers?

My only wishes were that the AI companies didn't build sky trains so much as that would block and clog somethings. Also some warning would be not to overwork a single airport less you make it not operable since the runway would be blocked. (Did it once, and it was annoying as now I just laugh at it.)

Fun little game, enjoyed the play. Last part was Hell! But worth it in the end~

Give it a go and try it!

I remember it like it was the first time I played. Holds up pretty well still.

It is my second favorite of the series getting close up there with the original. This was the first RCT game I got that included expansion packs. Probably why I held it so high since I never got the expansions for the first till a few years ago. Levels were challenging when I was still in school. Sometimes just playing the scenarios I knew I could beat. Buying it again allows me to take the challenges I could not beat then.

Con: Jurrassic Theme made me cry. ;.;