How is Cities in Motion?

I enjoyed the game for a while but it is slow paced and gets repetitive.

Gets boring way too quickly

is good for me. but the CIM is *** laggy on my macmini (2009) sometimes

It is awesome.

got bored. :(

A bit messy and can be repetitive.

Also don't try to build a metro lane, it's impossible :S

If you can stomach the piss-poor usability of the UI (and this is kind of a biggie for a game of this sort) there may be a satisfying experience hidden beneath the surface clutter somewhere, but unfortunately I lacked the patience to dig further after a couple of hours. I'm planning to get back to it sometime after I manage to summon the necessary mental strength. But for the moment, other games are just more... fun, you know?

It's not bad, but I'd still be more happy to play OpenTTD again and again.

The part of my that likes SimCity equally likes CityInMotion.

I like what little I've played of it. The UI does seem a bit non-intuitive, but not so much that it disrupted my enjoyment of the game.

It's pretty fun for those who like management games, but it is pretty hard to get into because of the UI. The tutorial is pretty bad in pointing out important stuff too.

What is cities in motion...honestly never looked it up and steam page says very little.

Yay, DLC 75% is off. Tokyo, here I come (because the subway there IRL isn't quite confusing enough)!

Thanks for this thread...crossing this game out. The concept seemed interesting enough but seems the implementation is lacking judging by many of the comments here.

if you know and like games of economic/transport simulation like Transport Tycoon from microprose or OpenTTD (GNU version of Transport Tycoon) you sure will enjoy Cities in Motion...

PS: You have to play OpenTTD i mean it

I think it's pretty good, but there are a few annoying things that prevent it from being great.

he is fine, thanks