Railroad Tycoon 3 | Create a railroad empire with Railroad Tycoon 3

Railroad Tycoon 3 | Need time to adapt to the new rules...

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Railroad Tycoon 3

	Railroad Tycoon 3 Windows \| Gathering Of Developers average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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Railroad Tycoon 3 helps you realize your dream of building an empire. Build rail lines, purchase trains and start hauling cargo to begin building your railroad. Expand your business into major cities, acquire and dominate industries, manipulate the stock market, and force your competitors into bankruptcy to become the ultimate Railroad Tycoon. Make your fortune the old fashioned way - take it from someone else! Create your own scenarios with the robust Scenario and Map Editor Establish your empire in a beautifully detailed 3D world

Create a railroad empire with Railroad Tycoon 3

Railroad Tycoon 3 (RT3) is a improved sequel to RT2. The graphics and topography are excellent. When laying track a grid can be overlaid, which gives you an idea of the elevations. This allows you to keep expenses down and improve travel speed by avoiding steep slopes when laying new track. The visuals of the camera moving with the locomtoives and trains and the accompanying sounds are very entertaining. The financial/operational details of the industries and businesses in the cities, towns, and countryside is very informative and important. Building a railroad is a challenge, that provides some insight into the financial considerations necessary for successful operations.

If you just want to put down tracks and run trains, then there is a "sand box" mode. Just put down your track, order locomotives and cars, then let them go.

The only negative I found occurs when a train enters a station, meets another train, or enters a repair site, it dissolves into a ghost-like apparition. Other than that TR3 will provide hours and hours of entertainment and educational fun.

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Need time to adapt to the new rules...

I played RT2 alot and what was the hardest thing to get used to in this game is the cargo economy. Especially when dealing with the idea that a city with a demand for a good will pay less than a zone with nothing on it.

I really like the fact that you can build your own industries instead of just buying up whatever is available.

The graphics are way better than RT2.

Overall very good game

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