Ability to build metro tracks at any height.Ability to build roads and fancy multi-level interchanges.Better game performance given a large city and large transit network.Unfortunately, there's no equivalent for CiM2. So yeah, I'd personally recommend getting CiM2 (though it won't hurt waiting for a sale if you're still having fun with CiM1).Īn indispensable mod for CiM1 is Line Statisctics Plus, which gives you an easy way to see which of your lines are making money, which ones are losing money, and which ones need more vehicles. I've logged 225 hours and I know others have posted about playing a lot more so the game as it is can be enjoyable. I play sandbox games with unlimited money, so I just make fares free so I don't have to bother with it.ĬiM1 has many mods, CiM2 has like three. If you enjoy the money-management aspect of these games, you probably won't enjoy it in CiM2. One thing I don't like about CiM2 is the convoluted fare system. In CiM2, the detailing is not as pretty, but I like that everything feels a lot bigger. The modelling is very nice in CiM1 but it all feels too miniature.

I like CiM2 because it doesn't feel like I'm playing a board game. If you like CiM1, you'll probably enjoy CiM2, but opinions differ on which one is better. Besides CiM1 running poorly on my computer, I still prefer CiM2 gameplay. I started with CiM2 and picked up CiM1 (+ some DLCs) later on.

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