Railroad Corporation

Corbie Games · Nov 18, 2019

Rating pending

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Relive the pioneering spirit of the Golden Age of Steam, by establishing your own railroad empire across 19th Century North America. Build the lines, buy the rolling stock and prosper in the cities you connect - compete against other railroad tycoons and work your way to the top.

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Critic 5.7 (4 critics) · Gamer 6.1

Critic reviews

HookedGamers
William Thompson · Jan 17, 2020
6.7
Small map campaigns allow for reasonably short playthroughs, each with different goals that help gamers gradually familiarise themselves with its gameplay mechanics. The lack of proper instructions or guidance for anything outside the basic mechanics was disappointing but having said that, there is a sense of achievement when your little railroad empire is running like clockwork though, knowing that you’ve done so with minimal assistance.
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Wccftech.com
Chris Wray · Dec 22, 2019
5.0
Railroad Corporation is a mixed bag, to be generous to the game. While it has certain strong points like the corporation building aspects, featuring a large variety of structures and businesses to supply and even own, as you utilise them to expand your corporation and develop the towns and cities around you. These cities react to your network of railways and businesses, creating the feeling of a living world.
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Hey Poor Player
Jonathan Trussler · Nov 21, 2019
7.0
Railroad Corporation arrives at its destination as a solid successor for the Railroad Tycoon series even if it’s a bumpy ride that is lacking in some amenities. Still, if you hear that whistle blowing and the roar of a coal-driven engine as a siren call for you to make a pile of cash in America’s Gilded age, you definitely need to buy a ticket to play Railroad Corporation.
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Strategy Gamer
Alexander Williams · Nov 18, 2019
4.0
The best thing about Railroad Corporation is that it is very attractive. The graphics are not stunning but certainly a lot better than we've seen in some of the retro styled business tycoon games of late. Is that enough to save the game? Not really, no.