This game is free, but I dare say that if it were being sold, it would be worth buying regardless of the price tag. There are maps, scenarios and endless downloads of all kinds.
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If the standard graphics don't appeal to you for some odd reason, I recommend you look into the "zBase Base Graphics" download (it's about 240MB though, so beware). I started playing yesterday and didn't stop for 7 hours (even skipped dinner).Īnother thing that makes OpenTTD brilliant (and probably much better than the original), is the downloadable content. The gameplay itself is fairly intuitive and utterly, infuriatingly addictive. The first thing that attracted me to it, was the graphics - I'm a stickler for old-school games, and especially if they're old-school AND have good graphics, which this definitely does. In hunting for good sim-games for reference, I came across OpenTTD.
However, after recently playing the demo of Game Dev Tycoon, I became interested in the complexities of simulation-type games, even contemplating trying to write my own. The inflation rate for costs is equal to the initial interest rate of the game, as determined by the game difficulty, and the cargo payment inflation rate is about 1 percentage point. Inflation is limited to the first 170 years of game play. Inflation for cargo payment rates and costs are different. Building owners often just replace/modernize lifts thinking a new lift is better but dont think of the. In OpenTTD, the costs of everything inflates. People often want to preserve old buildings but not the lifts (a car from the 1930s would not just be scrapped, but lifts from the 1930s get replaced without considerition). My ex-girlfriend used to be absolutely addicted to Sim City, but I never quite got the allure. Lifts are a part of the UKs heritage that is ignored and forgotten.
I've never been much of a player of the so-called "god-games".
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