I preferred Train Valley a lot over this one, partially because there all you had was colors, here you need to transport resources that goes to places to be turned into other resources and finally brought back to the varying bases.

Something that Train Valley 2 does that I really hate is how it obscures a lot of the levels by making them a lot more about tunnels and bridges and traveling through these to make it, but because of the set camera angle it can be really hard to tell when a tunnel might help or if an area is just closed off, and while you are given the freedom of where to place a bridge it really isn't, sometimes it's mandatory and you cannot even finish the level unless you do it right, other times it just punishes you by slowing down the game because you picked the wrong spot by not giving you five stars.

What I think this game would do better is to not have bridges and tunnels be free to be placed, but instead they should act like some factories in the game: They are there but you have to buy them to use them, that way you as a player would have to guess far less and just pick a new level up and go! Now some levels force me to watch a youtube video just to figure out some miniscule thing that wouldn't even be necessary in Train Valley 1.

I preferred Train Valley a lot over this one, partially because there all you had was colors, here you need to transport resources that goes to places to be turned into other resources and finally brought back to the varying bases. Something that Train Valley 2 does that I really hate is how it obscures a lot of the levels by making them a lot more about tunnels and bridges and traveling through these to make it, but because of the set camera angle it can be really hard to tell when a tunnel might help or if an area is just closed off, and while you are given the freedom of where to place a bridge it really isn't, sometimes it's mandatory and you cannot even finish the level unless you do it right, other times it just punishes you by slowing down the game because you picked the wrong spot by not giving you five stars. What I think this game would do better is to not have bridges and tunnels be free to be placed, but instead they should act like some factories in the game: They are there but you have to buy them to use them, that way you as a player would have to guess far less and just pick a new level up and go! Now some levels force me to watch a youtube video just to figure out some miniscule thing that wouldn't even be necessary in Train Valley 1.