Next Stop 2

I wasn't sure what to expect when I bought this, but I like railroad games, somewhat. The game starts out with a family getting a loan to build a town in a certain amout of time, if you don't the banker forecloses, something like that. The player goes through multiple levels repairing track, selling stuff like wood, concrete etc and when each level is done you build a bit more of the new town. It's more of a time killer but it's actually fun in the process IMO. I run a triple monitor PC and it works fine, no problems. I'll take it to the end and then see if the replay is the same or if they added variations. Nice game though. I'm playing it through a second time now. The game is the same with no variation, so, for the replay aspect I'd say it's low for most people. The game itself can be completed in a few days or less, depending on how much time you spend in a sitting. I'd say it's best to buy when it's on sale if you do.

Really addictive Time Management game that with a little extra polish could be great. There's a few spelling mistakes at the beginning of the game, no achievements or trading cards, and the town upgrade system has a few bugs. However, the gameplay itself is great and quite a decent challenge racing against the clock to complete 40 varied missions. I love the train theme and, whilst there is nothing super innovative here, I was sad when the game was done that there was not more. There's a story but honestly is so paper thin that it kinda gets in the way playing the next level. A detractor is the clock starts during the dialogue segments at the beginning of each level so you need to click quickly or skip to get to the action to try and get the gold medal. Overall worth a play and I'd hope with a sequel they can iron out some of the issues mentioned already and make an even better game :) Still recommended though

Based on the first half hour of game play...This game is not fun for adults. Suitable for 3-5 year old age group perhaps. First 30 minutes clicking back and forth on mail packages and trees that a lumberjack collects. I only played that long because I thought soon.. there would be more to it.

This game is somewhat fine for the price and what it is. Just about four repetitive hours. The graphics are quite nice. Sound is fine but repetitive. Gameplay is really repetitive. The text is not really proofread. Found a bug where I was able to upgrade the town (metagame aspect) without playing a level. If you are fine to give away 3 dollars for a little time waster, there are worse things out there. 3/9

I wish there was a middle "thumb", but I will give the game a thumb down because in the end, I could have been doing something else these 5 hours. I love train games so I jumped on this one, even if it looked a bit childish. It's a nice looking "game" with a nice story but soon you realize it's all about point, click, repeat. There is no "game" element, not even a puzzle. The narrative in the beginning of each pre-made map pretty much not only tell you what to do, it also show you with arrows exactly what to do. There is no element of surprise or problem solving. I "played" through the whole game in 5 hours and could probably have done it faster if I wasn't so tired I fell a sleep from time to time while "playing". The images you see in the screenshots are indeed the FULL maps in each scenario. You can't build anything or control any trains. Building the "city" is completely pointless, it has no purpose or function in the "game". This "game" should have been a free App on a tablet i...

I've been playing this game since it came out on Big Fish Games many many years ago. Honestly when I saw the second and the third one on steam I had to get it just to review it. If you like time management games with a story, this is dated but great fun.

This is a funny way to spend time. The characters are amusing and the levels are just difficult enough to keep me thinking.

I like this game much and i like more railroad games like this one, easy to play .

Basic, boring and bugged.

You get what you pay for... It's an amusing way to pass time. It won't appeal to everyone, so check some YouTube footage before you buy.