(4/5) After many years, and two prior itterations and many updates, Transport Fever 2 has finally reached a point where it's one of the best transport management games out there. Much recommended!

(4/5) Fun and surprisingly engaging for how simple it is. Building a city with a nice tram network while managing demands to get a high score is both engaging and fun, even if it lacks replayability.

(2/5) Not substantially better then a webpage that presents the moral dillemas it presents. The sassy voiceover is what saves it from getting an even lower rating.

(5/5) The tense and spooky feeling this game gives without going too strong on the jumpscares is an extra-ordinary accomplishment. Both free DLCs share the same quality as the main game. Excellent.

(3/5) (NOTE: Review upon initial Early-Access Release) The niche nature of this game will appeal strongly to a limited set of people. It's still very rough and clunky but there's great potential here.

(3/5) Has a lot of issues; as to be expected from an early access. There is a good stream of constant updates and comunity involvement in the game. Enjoyable and addicting, Nice planning elements.

(3/5) The quality is as good at the first game, though the story has a little less emotional pull as the first game had.

(5/5) This game is iconic, it has gore but it's not truly scary while telling an emotional story which pulls you in like few games in this genre do.

(4/5) While the replay value is limited, turmoil provides a fun puzzle and management experience with casual gameplay, but also a limited overarching story.

(3/5) This game is an oddball. It is fun and enjoyable and has some depth and funny gameplay for a card game but at times it contains random and infuriating difficulty spikes.