Monster Train.
But i suspect that title will go to railroads & catacombs... but i can only imagine since i dont own that one yet.
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Unless one would consider train-styled payload in an FPS game and quite a few maps where theres passing trains that can kill players and some that are stations- in wich case it goes to Team Fortress 2, wich i may have near 5-6k hours in (3k or so not counted on steam).
Dam, now the more i think about it the more trains i recall in the game
PS: seeing the entire video he missed a couple of maps later added to the game(the video wasnt counting/showing all instances of each anyway)
And a very very recent one is literally inside some sort of repair station inside a train station.
Dam the more i think about it the more trains i find. And theres two melee weapons themed after trains... and a bunch of cosmetics... now i will never unsee it and he did a video on that map too
I enjoyed RT2 but I loved RT3 (3D graphics! LOL). I've recently gotten into Railroad Empire, which seems like a spiritual successor to Railroad Tycoon. Enjoying it so far.
Yeah that was my experience also -- I tried it once and didn't come back for a long time, then tried it again but didn't come back for a long time. Now I am back and the third time seems to be the charm. :)
if I want to get super technical, technically the story of Adabana Odd Tales takes place on a train... technically...
but more in line with actually being related to trains either Monster Train or Ticket to Ride
I feel like I played A-Train as a very young kid, and never found anything that quite charmed me since.
For puzzle kinda pathing, Mini Metro is quite solid.
I just got Train Valley 2, and hoping it's fun. Don't currently need something as dense as I recall A-Train being.
Seeing Carenard's comment, Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog occurs on a train. Good for people with kids trying to get into Ace Attorney style games, or big Sonic fans. The train is an important part of the game.
I feel the same about A-Train. I played 1992 version about those years and as you say, I have never found that feeling again :S
Perhaps being 30 years younger and less experience than now have a part on that :D
Worth it! I managed to get it on a nice price in December, but I can say it's worth the full price! Realistic mode is damn complex (you need to get everything to build; from workers to materials), the price dynamics isn't something basic and the UI can use some love and some windows lack information. But the community is very helpful (Steam, Discord, Reddit) and will get you out of the woods. Baby steps is what I recommend!
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Vectors Train
Train World
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These are getting better and better!
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Never knew the train genre was branching out so far. :)
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For me it's actually Railroad Tycoon II Platinum together with OpenTTD.
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Monster Train.
But i suspect that title will go to railroads & catacombs... but i can only imagine since i dont own that one yet.
EDIT:
Unless one would consider train-styled payload in an FPS game and quite a few maps where theres passing trains that can kill players and some that are stations- in wich case it goes to Team Fortress 2, wich i may have near 5-6k hours in (3k or so not counted on steam).
Dam, now the more i think about it the more trains i recall in the game
ooh found a vid
Trains of Tf2
PS: seeing the entire video he missed a couple of maps later added to the game(the video wasnt counting/showing all instances of each anyway)
And a very very recent one is literally inside some sort of repair station inside a train station.
Dam the more i think about it the more trains i find. And theres two melee weapons themed after trains... and a bunch of cosmetics...
now i will never unsee it
and he did a video on that map too
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Tf2 trains are apparently an interesting rabbit hole to go into
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I enjoyed RT2 but I loved RT3 (3D graphics! LOL). I've recently gotten into Railroad Empire, which seems like a spiritual successor to Railroad Tycoon. Enjoying it so far.
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I tried Empire but I unfortunately couldn't get into it.
Maybe I should give it another go
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Yeah that was my experience also -- I tried it once and didn't come back for a long time, then tried it again but didn't come back for a long time. Now I am back and the third time seems to be the charm. :)
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if I want to get super technical, technically the story of Adabana Odd Tales takes place on a train... technically...
but more in line with actually being related to trains either Monster Train or Ticket to Ride
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I feel like I played A-Train as a very young kid, and never found anything that quite charmed me since.
For puzzle kinda pathing, Mini Metro is quite solid.
I just got Train Valley 2, and hoping it's fun. Don't currently need something as dense as I recall A-Train being.
Seeing Carenard's comment, Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog occurs on a train. Good for people with kids trying to get into Ace Attorney style games, or big Sonic fans. The train is an important part of the game.
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I feel the same about A-Train. I played 1992 version about those years and as you say, I have never found that feeling again :S
Perhaps being 30 years younger and less experience than now have a part on that :D
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Mini Metro
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Not much a train fan, I did enjoy the demo of Voidtrain tho.
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This one, of course! Won Railway Empire few years ago, but I couldn't get into it. I was so excited and ended up so disappointed.
Not train related, but a sim, Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic has a lot of train interactions. The realistic mode is something worth trying!
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Workers & Resources has been on my wishlist for a while now. It looks pretty anazing,
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Worth it! I managed to get it on a nice price in December, but I can say it's worth the full price! Realistic mode is damn complex (you need to get everything to build; from workers to materials), the price dynamics isn't something basic and the UI can use some love and some windows lack information. But the community is very helpful (Steam, Discord, Reddit) and will get you out of the woods. Baby steps is what I recommend!
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