Islands & Trains Review (PC)

These days, most games tend to require a lot of time from your side. In fact, most titles with a battle pass need you to play at least one hour a day, consistently. It’s a good idea to have a game where you unwind, relax and let your creativity run wild. Islands & Trains is that kind of game, and it’s very successful at what it sets itself to achieve. It’s not a game with flashy graphics, a great story or anything like that. Instead, the premise of the game is very simple: you start with a blank slate, and you get to create your own islands. You populate every spot the way you want, customize it, and then you add trains onto it. What I like about Islands & Trains is the fact that it allows you to do pretty much everything you want. You can be very creative, or you can just create a simple train track, then slowly expand it. The game successfully manages to replicate titles like Dorfromantik, while allowing you to focus on creating the railroad of your dreams. And, ...