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Cities in Motion 2
Cities in Motion 2 (CIM2) is the sequel to the popular mass transit simulation game Cities in Motion. Build, manage and lead your transportation network to provide cities with their ever changing needs. Cities in Motion 2 introduces new features including multiplayer game modes, day and night cycles, timetables and dynamic cities.
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In most cases, however, players will still enjoy playing in the Campaign mode. There are more interactions from the A.I and mission objectives that keep you motivated. Similar to SimCity, Cities in Motion 2 is also one of those games that require you to spend longer time. Despite a few hitches, it provides enough depth and resources to be considered a well-furnished upgrade of the original. It reflects an idea that can be a foundation of the greatest transport simulation game ever built. With more add-ons or DLC throughout the year, Colossal Order can turn Cities in Motion 2 even more pleasing...
I didn’t expect the game to grip me in the way it did, and I certainly couldn’t have predicted how excited I would become at the prospect of getting people to their jobs in time. Cities in Motion 2 takes a mundane and, frankly, boring subject matter, and makes it genuinely compelling. It has made my dreary real-life bus journeys a tiny bit more interesting.
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 a contemporary city in real time make it a significant improvement over its predecessor. It's stuffed with graphs and important decisions that seemingly affect every pixel, and the exclusive focus on transportation systems allows for a greater sense of realism than you'd find in a more general city simulator. This is a micromanager's dream, but it lacks the smooth user interface needed to make all that information digestible,...
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 tweaking and fine tuning options you can make to individual lines. Once you get into the right frame of mind, there’s hours upon hours of game time to have, with the campaign map as well as the other ‘skirmish’ maps, so getting your money’s worth isn’t a problem either. Those of you wanting to watch your pennie...