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Leans into Simulator, Puzzle — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.
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Leans into Simulator, Puzzle — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.
5 media reviews
As a lover of trains and real-time strategy, Train Valley 2 - Community Edition really scratched an itch and it's a superb sequel to boot.
Read full review ↗Train Valley 2 not only maintains the strengths of its predecessor, but also brings small changes and new features that make the title even more challenging. For fans of puzzle or simulation, it's a guarantee of many hours of good gameplay.
Read full review ↗Train Valley 2: Community Edition is great value for money if you’re looking for a challenging puzzler that won’t push you to the limits of frustration. Multiplayer isn’t a thing, but I could see this as a fun game to enjoy with younglings, especially if they love trains. For me, it was at its best when I just went at my own pace and completed the objectives. Levels are numerous and varied, so this will likely keep you busy for a very long time. Controls are fiddly to start with and don’t quite capture the simplicity of a PC. But once you get your head around it this a great one to enjoy after one of those long days. It’s a train job worth taking on board.
Read full review ↗Train Valley 2: Community Edition is a good pastime title with immense content, but which can quickly become boring and repetitive, and with controls in the Console version that leave something to be desired.
Read full review ↗This follow-up offers the same smart and polished management challenges as the first, but adds loads of new content and variations
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