What is Reddit's opinion of Tiny Rails?

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Yes, there are many simple/repetitive games that I'd love to be playing. But the ads completely ruin the game. What's pissing me off even more is that games that let you pay to remove the ads, but it doesn't remove ads from things like bonuses/loot boxes/additional lives/etc.

Take Tiny Rails for example. You have to pay nearly $200 per year for their VIP to remove ads. But even if you buy that, you still have to watch an ad at each and every station if you want the loot box. You stop at a station every couple minutes. That's $200 a year, and if you play for 1 hour, you'd still have to watch around 10-15 minutes of ads to get all the rewards. Absolutely disgusting.

I really appreciate the lack of a link, no name in title, "request" flair and just a pic of the loading screen. Like, seriously appreciate it.

Here's the link if anyone is still interested:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tinytitanstudios.TrainChu&hl=en

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tinytitanstudios.TrainChu

Tiny Rails plays an awful lot like what you describe. Unlock routes and trains, then deliver cargo and passengers in real time

> Your team expects me to come to reddit host an image on imgur then send you all my info on a public forum?

Nope, you can email us too. Or you can reach out to us on Twitter or Facebook and receive the same help. Never at any point have we stated you must come to Reddit for assistance.

You can also find the information to reach out to us on the Google Play Store if you use Android or the App Store if you're on iOS.

You didn't have to complain in order to receive assistance, you just simply had to search for the information and you would have found it.

Tiny Rails scratches that itch for me. The game is kind of split into two halves: passengers and trading.

Trading is what you're asking for, on the nose. Buy low, sell high. It's completely manual, making this the only game I know of with idle elements that you can actually sit down and play like a real game when you want to.

The passenger side is an idle game. If you set a destination, your train will go there and wait for you while the app is closed. However, leaving the destination unset lets it wander and make money from delivering passengers on your behalf.

It's F2P but you can get gems easily, as certain in-game missions (usually along the lines of collect a list of goods, or visit a list of stations) grant them and you have the option of watching ads to gain more. I strongly suggest setting the option in the options menu to make the train stop at stations as by default there's a timer, and it often shoots off before you want it to.

Tiny Rails | 4.3 ⭐️ | Free with IAP | Varies with device |

> All aboard for an adventure around the world! Grow your Grandpa's modest single engine train company into a multi-car masterpiece in this immersive, world-spanning game from Tiny Titan Studios. Deliver passengers and cargo across the world, ...

^(Legend: |🏠: Family Library| ▶️: Play Pass|)

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I really want to play Tiny Rails, but the fucking God-awful VIP system absolutely ruins the game. $192 USD a year to remove ads. PER YEAR! It's absurd! It's such a quaint fun little game, but jeez oh man, my WoW subscription is cheaper than that!

Also used to play Leap Day everyday until VIP hit. I get it for free since I was a previous supporter, but the new characters are so OP they take the skill out of the game. Now any brain-dead idiot can 100% every level with ease.

VIP is worse than $99.99 IAPs IMO.

• Tiny Rails
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Tiny Rails is gorgeous pixel art eye candy with train management gameplay. It continues in the background.

Townsmen (the premium version!) Is the best city builder I've found. Unique art style, no artificial wait times, it's all dependent on your supply chain/management. There is a secondary currency to instabuild if you're impatient. It's not needed and once you get your economy going, you have enough of both currencies.

I enjoy watching my townies go about their day. Each villager has their own paths throughout the day. You might be following the construction of one of your buildings and the construction worker will leave his house and either go straight to work, stopping by to get some lumber from the mill or a storehouse; or he might go to the butcher's first, then go for a pint and THEN finish your oh so important hunter's cabin.

The game does get to an automatic point but only while it's open.