Conclusion: There’s no reason you can’t jump into CiM2 now: there’s still a deep, detail-orientated game for you to sink your teeth into, and micro-managers will love the amount of
Conclusion: Cities in Motion 2's more realistic approach may leave it looking a little drabber than its predecessor, but its focus on dynamic cities, timetables, and ticket prices in
Pros: Massive maps and growing cities, Realistic depth, Day/night transition
Cons: Moderately tough learning curve, Lack of visual variety
Excerpt: Thank you Gamers Gate for giving us this game to review! Many people ride public transportation and few have anything positive to say about it.
Conclusion: With 100 buildings, twelve scenarios and thirty vehicle types, we’re hoping that the game will be well supported by an active modding community as well as post-release
Summary: Cities in Motion is a very nice looking game that provides hours of entertainment for someone that is looking to play a transportation simulator.
Conclusion: I'm conflicted with Cities in Motion . The lack of feedback, in-game competition, and unpredictability hurt the game's long-term draw; some older business simulations...
Summary: Cities in Motion finds fun and challenge in the hustle and bustle of modern urban transit.
Pros: Detailed and realistic city transit systems, Challenging scenarios that test your knowledge of city traffic patterns, Clean, intuitive interface.
Cons: Gets repetitive, especially when it comes to laying down transit routes, Could use some more feedback when dealing with customer relations.
Excerpt: You've probably seen her at the bus stop, tapping her toes and checking her watch every five seconds, mumbling curses directed at the late bus driver, who isn't actually