- October 21, 2024
- Corbie Games
- 10h median play time
Railroad Corporation 2
Platforms
About
"Railroad Corporation 2 is a train tycoon game set in the early 1900s, where you build and manage your own railroad corporation. Electrify the railways, lay tracks, manage finances, and dispatch locomotives to transport goods across diverse landscapes. Purchase during the two-week launch period for an exclusive in-game background and a 20% discount."











- The game offers incredible depth and engaging gameplay, with rewarding mechanics for building railways and upgrading technologies.
- Developers are responsive to community feedback and actively working on improvements, showing commitment to enhancing the game.
- The graphics and sound design create a pleasant atmosphere, making it a relaxing experience for players.
- The game lacks a compelling narrative and feels repetitive, with no real competitors or risks involved once money starts coming in.
- There are numerous bugs and issues with the UI, making gameplay frustrating at times, especially with track laying and train management.
- As an early access title, it feels incomplete, with many features still needing refinement and a lack of challenge in gameplay.
gameplay
31 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of this title offers a mix of engaging mechanics and significant quality of life improvements, making it more nuanced and enjoyable compared to its predecessor. While the core mechanics are functional and provide depth, some players feel the gameplay lacks a compelling story element and certain features, such as signal placement, are underdeveloped. Overall, the game shows promise in its early access state, but concerns about replayability and challenge remain.
“This game offers incredible depth and engaging gameplay.”
“Not only has this sequel eliminated all of the annoying stuff; the quality of life improvements are significant, and the gameplay has gotten more nuanced and interesting.”
“The new signals and railroad crossing mechanics are really cool and add a new component to designing your rail network.”
“I got sucked in by the promotional videos, but the gameplay graphics are old school.”
“The gameplay feels more like one of those iPhone apps that require you to keep logging on to get the next widget.”
“Mechanic-wise, it's really bare-bones (you can't put signals on certain crosspoints on rails, so when one train is on the rail, the rail is completely blocked, even if the other train would only use a small part of that rail and never encounter the other train). At the moment, I can't recommend it, as I can't see how the developers are going to add a challenge and replayability to it.”