Immerse yourself in the dangerous world of America’s Wild West – as you encounter famous historical events of the late 1800’s and come up against some of the amazing inventions of this period. Bounty Train aims to bring back the “good old days” of steam railways, bandit attacks and cross-country rail journeys to life in a survival-railroad simulation unlike any other. As young Walter, the son of a railroad tycoon, you start off with everything good in life, and have it quickly stripped away. That means it’s up to you to preserve the family’s legacy as rail tycoon, working to connect both coasts of America via a trans-continental railroad. But, it’s never as simple as it sounds, and you’ll face plenty of competition, from other rail barons to local bandits, angry Native tribes and much more. In Bounty Train, you’ll learn all about managing a train – from buying the best steam engines you can afford, to keeping them fueled and in good repair as you race from town to town, delivering cargo and completing tasks for your “clients.” And don’t forget, there’s always someone looking to steal your cargo or even your train, so you’ll want to hire a hardy crew of gunslingers.
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This feels a lot like Sid Meier's classic Pirates! but with an 1800s rail setting - no bad thing. I recommend it, but with some qualifications. The below review is with a full playthru on Normal mode. There are no story spoilers (but the story isn't Oscar-winning), just some gameplay spoilers. To start with the negatives: * Combat and urgent real-time runs are largely stats-based and thus unneccesary. Would love to see these upgraded a bit because they're great in theory but pretty boring in practise. Rare is the fight that is close: either you're beaten to a pulp early in the game or by late game you have a train loaded with gatling guns and even a mortar car that can blow even the strongest Rebel or Yankee force to bits. Indians don't even bear mention. You'll spend longer waiting for them to respawn than mowing them down. * The depot/carriage options should be available in the news
WTH are the negative reviewers talking about?? If you take a look at the negative reviews for this game, you'll see people complaining it's too repetitive, that it gets boring really fast, while others claim it's too intense, you have too much to do in too little time. There's obviously something wrong there. How could it be "boring" and "intense" at the same time? I've had an eye on this game for years, waited for a good discount because of such reviews, and I was pleasantly surprised when I finally got to play it. So let me clear things up for those of you who find themselves in a similar predicament: Of course this game eventually gets repetitive (although, personally, I never felt that way in the 20 hours it took me to finish the campaign) but what game doesn't? It's not like Bounty Train is some sort of advanced AI that constantly reprograms itself, coming up with new things at w
I had previously posted a negative review during the earlier stages of the game's development, noting a number of game-breaking bugs. In the months since then, the game's developers have worked hard to improve it, with occasional but comprehensive updates happening every few months. The devs were very responsive to feedback and addressed the issues that players had been bringing up. The game has really gone up in quality since it was released, and I'd highly recommend it.
First of all... I love this game. It's just... it's broken beyond forgiveness. But OK, what is Bounty Train? Those of you who play more than just mainstream AAA titles may probably remember Russian game called Space Rangers. It was some sort of an open world adventure full of trading, quests, arcade battles, role-playing elements, etc, etc, etc. All that heavily inspired by games like Pirates!, Merchant Prince, Starflight and even Wing Commander: Privateer. And that's pretty much exactly what we have here – Space Rangers... with trains... that takes place in old America. Sounds cool, huh? And, well... it is. Like I said, I really love this game. We can drive across the America, trade, build up reputation with different factions, do some basic quests (which aren't as complicated as in Space Rangers, unfortunately), fight enemies in a fun little arcade battles, hire the mercenaries, buy p
Bounty Train is an Early Access game with amazing gameplay that combines elements from multiple genres perfectly to create a well rounded enjoyable game. Early Access Bounty Train is currently in Early Access but I’ve found more than enough content to keep me happy (I want to note that others who I know who have played the game have said they wanted more content which i found a little surprising). The developers seem active with updates coming every few months fixing minor issues usually like bugs or adding small features. I am unsure on just how complete the game is as I have been unable to find a roadmap but there are features they plan to implement that aren’t there yet so I imagine there is still some development due. Story The story is rather simple. Your father has died and left you his train and shares in his railway company but the other investors want to change the company. Y
I've only got a few hours in, but I think I've kind of hit the logical end point of Free Mode. Once you have so much money and the top Engine the motivation to keep playing is pretty limited, maybe dependent on the player's willingness to push the game to it's extremes. Once you have like 100k in money you can just sit on it with Profits from your businesses, and then just keep going to auctions for new properties. That is pretty much all there is left once you get the best Engine. Fun game if you get it cheap. Buy it on sale and you will have found that money well spent, but I don't think its worth 25 and I'm glad I didn't pay that much. On the Combat: It is frequent and tedious as all hell. Often you'll be making 1 to 3 stops on long journeys fighting or running from 25 or so bandits each time. Thankfully the game lets you lower the amount of- and ferocity- such encounters. Trust m
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