Recent reviews by Max

What Simcity 5 should have been.

Pros:
- Still receiving content/DLC 4 years after release.
- No tiles. Infinite flexibility when building your city.
- A huge amount of workshop content.
- Great performance on not so great hardware.

Cons
- Eats RAM for breakfast when using mods.
- You will get hooked on this.

This game isn't finished yet. It tries to be OpenTTD (Or equivalent) but it just misses some features which degrades the gameplay.

A 1.6 mile long route through a valley with a line speed of 12mph for 12.99 euro is not worth it. It's so small that i thought i was scammed for buying freeware, No signalling. Short and too easy scenario's. No quickdrive. Dovetail please release some decent DLC at decent prices.

Pretty good medieval styled game. May need some polishing here and there, but it's oke.

Good Game

This is a very good sandbox game that runs on the Source game engine. I runs smooth, looks pretty good and has a good gameplay. If you like modding, building, driving, explosions and flying and much more things, you should buy it.

DO NOT BUY THIS

I dont recommend anyone to buy it. Its made in Directx 6, breaks every time i play it and i make a screenshot. And has a maximum resolution of 1024x1024. I you buy this, you will throw away 19 cents (Not like that's a lot of money, but still).

A nice Train Simulator for people who want to drive trains but don't have the experience to become a train driver IRL.

Pro's:
- Good graphics for a Train Simulator
- Well simulated in-cab systems
- Fun gameplay and scenario's (This differs with each DLC)
- Full Steam Workshop implementation

Con's
- Not that well optimized, an i7-6700K and 980ti doesn't get 60fps at max settings. (This did get better with the 64-bit edition though)
- Some DLC are overpriced for what you get
- Not that many routes and locomotives included when you buy the game without DLC