Recent reviews by thewebbernator

It's already a complete game that could exit early access tomorrow and be completely justified as a full price title. I believe the only reason it's still in early access is that the Devs genuinely love the game and have a grand vision for the end result.

All of the best elements of Transport Feaver and Banished (two of my favourite games ever) combined.

Don't wait for early access to end, get it now and enjoy the journey!

Really satisfying game to play in its current form and loads of potential to develop as it exits early access.

I've rage quit this game so many time after screwing up a perfect haul at the last moment, derailing my f***ing tender at a turntable yet again or blinking for a second at a speed change before a sharp corner and turning a 25-tank ethanol train into a tumbling fire ball. But like a gaslighted partner I keep coming back for another battering.

This game is brutal and unforgiving!

As a marine engineer and Naval architect, can’t help that feel this game was made specifically for me!

Vastly improved stability

The water in this game is very realisitcally simulated. Be very careful with Hydroelctric Dams!

What Railraod Tycoon and Sid Mierer's Railroads should have been. Transport tycoon for the 3d era. Sound track alone is almost worth the asking price.

While still a favourite game of mine, there is one massive immersion breaking shortfall which I cannot fathom why they have not yet addressed after 8 years and dozens of DLCs.

There is not a SINGLE woman in this game. If this were some moral point about the creators perception of the role of women in conflict it'd make a little sense (even though women already routinely serve in combat roles in almost all of the nations depicted, and this game is supposedly set in the future). But there are not even any civilian women?

This isn't even a "Woke" thing - Its just so immersion breaking to walk through a scene depicting a town or village and be surrounded by nothing but men.

Its even more jarring since both the Laws of War and Art of War DLCs have come out - Women's role in conflict as both perpetrators and victims is a very interesting topic worthy of exploration in both settings.

I therefore struggle to recommend this as a "realistic" Mil Sim until the creators themselves address this - I'd be very disappointed in @BiStudios if they let this series end without some sort of "Valkyries" or "Women of War" expansion.

Not a Ghost Reacon game. At best a bad Gears of War Clone. If you enjoyed GRAW 2 or earlier titles, you wil not enjoy this.