Patrik Pajer The game Transport Tycoon Deluxe was originally released in 1995. During the quarter century of its existence, it gained a number of loyal fans who repaired and enriched the game with various modifications. Proof of the huge effort of the community is a complete remake called OpenTTD, which keeps the game in its original visuals but adds to it the best improvements that have been added to it over the years. OpenTTD has always been free to download on the website of its creators, but now the cherished gaming classic has finally made its way to Steam.
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As we mentioned above, OpenTTD is an admitted remake of Transport Tycoon Deluxe. It is therefore one of the first building strategies in which you gradually create an increasingly complex transport system. You play as a shipping company whose influence and wealth is constantly growing. From humble beginnings, where you transport goods in vans and trucks, you will work your way up to huge companies that can transport almost anything in any way. The goods will travel in the cargo spaces of planes, ships and trains. In addition, none of the games played will ever be the same. OpenTTD procedurally generates a unique huge map at each disassembly. In addition, you make a number of important decisions when developing a company. You always have to adapt them to the specific situation. Let's take the direction of technological development as an example.
If you can get over the already very outdated graphics, you can enjoy dozens of hours of fun with the game. Dozens, maybe even hundreds, if you really get the hang of building roads and railways. The developers are still not charging a dime for the game, making its release on Steam the most affordable way to try the game yet.
