Next Stop 2

Sweet, smaller Game that focuses on its Strengths. Hard to describe, like a strategy puzzle game. Strategy because there is not only one right Way. There are 40 Levels/Puzzles in which you have to collect different Resources, very understandably, in order to allow a Train to pass through. Among other Things, money (for Labor), Wood (for Rail repairs), Stone (for Map extensions, for Example, boulder Fortification. These Resources are gently introduced Level by Level, so it's not a particularly difficult Game. The Tricky One lies in the Time Restriction. This makes it very clear whether one first expands the Workers "Shed in order to get more Workers, or only the Train station, that moving Trains drop profit/duties in order to prioritize extensions on the respective Map with the Money Säunion/Quarry. Pro: Pretty Introduction to individual Resources. No "Click here, click there," but learn directly in the Level. It's simple, but doesn't do much wrong. The Flow of The game is not disturbed by Negatives. The Levels are entertaining enough to make this "Ah, well, a Level" feeling. For Casuals who would like to do 1-3 Levels without being "out again," do not play after 1 Week, also optimal. Neg: Next Stop 1 I didn't play, so I was a complete Freshman. The Level Of difficulty was too light. (Creating From 40 Levels directly 35 when Playing straight to "professional time" is not a Spur. Steam tells me I played 4 Hours for the 40 Levels. About 9pm-1Am. The Station extension is rather "Nicely intentioned." Nice would have been For finished buildings to bring Bonuses on the Level cards. Furthermore, the Station expansion is Buggy. Verdict: I rate it in a positive way. I had a witty 4h and just wanted to play through it. But I would have liked a bit more Head-strength instead of Time strength, so that at some Levels you have to sit for another 30 Minutes to beat the Professional Time.