Transport Tycoon Deluxe is a commerce/transportation simulation game where you build and manage your company into whatever size and by whatever method you feel like. Busses, trucks, trains, airplanes, and boats to transport passengers, mail, retail goods, lumber, coal, oil, and other resources can be used to see to other companies, industries and local governments that will pay you handsomely for them. The game gives you a great great freedom of choice, with no way necesarily being the best. You could decide to dominate the passenger industry by building complex bus systems and more expensive airports and jets, or maybe you want to be the sole provider of coal and oil to refineries with a thriving railroad setup. Everything is up to you, but the competition will try to steal the business first.
TTD is easily playable in DosBox or other programs like D-Fend (highly recommended!), and fortunately has been recreated as an OpenSource game, OpenTTD, which is completely free for download and use. The gameplay, graphics, and controls are exactly the same (although it offers modern resolutions with the old look), and plenty of additional features were added like better, and bigger random maps, the ability to download additional player-made AIs and other content. An internet capable multiplayer mode, that I was very surprised to find dozens of active servers and games running, was added too. The creators have a thriving forum community and are still putting out regular updates with new content. Enjoy!
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For as revolutionary as it was, there were a few rough edges that were largely sanded down by its 1998 sequel. Railroad Tycoon II takes what was great about its predecessor and expands on it in every way. For instance, rather than just one century, it covers the entire history of railroads, from inception to the present day. There are many different scenarios, each with their own goals and rewards, and you can buy and operate more than 50 different types of locomotive engines. Railroad Tycoon II set the bar for the train management genre and remains a benchmark for quality even today. If you prefer old games with grid views to 3D graphics then this is the Railroad tycoon for you.
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