Freight Tycoon Inc. is an economic simulation game which challenges players' management skills. It puts one into the shoes of an owner of a cargo transportation company. One has to evaluate the profitability of contracts, contact customers, and appoint drivers to deliver goods. Office development is also an essential part of success in business. Employing and dismissing workers, buying new vehicles and keeping technical records competently. But one should be aware of rivals which are interested in forcing out your company out of the market. The game is set in a fully 3D world with various landscapes and season changes. The appearance of buildings, vehicles and headquarters change interactively, so one can see the results. Freight Tycoon Inc. gives you a unique opportunity to extend the world of Freight Tycoon and create your own cargo transportation empire.
Key Features: * Elaborate interface * 30 interactive 3D maps * 3 levels of office development * Interact with banks * Make contracts * Employ and dismiss workers * Buy and sell motor vehicles * Special vehicles * Over 100 car models * Bonuses for jobs done
Minimum System Requirements Operating System: Windows 2000/XP Processor: Intel Pentium IV or AMD Athlon 1,5 GHz Memory: RAM 512 MB Video card: nVidia GeForce 3 or ATI Radeon 8500 Sound card: DirectX compatible sound card Hard disc: 2,5 GB of free disc space CD ROM: DVD-ROM drive 4x
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I have been playing this game on and off for a cpl months (moved as well so that didnt help with the gameplaying, lol) but once you get a few levels into this, its quite a good game, if you are into tycoon games). The first level is of course a basic tutorial, and very easy to finish. The idea of this is to run your freight company and complete the given task within the timespan you are allowed. This at times can be difficult on normal difficulty, so I have had to pass a few levels on easy :(. This in itself makes for an interesting game as some levels are a breeze, while some levels are painfully hard. I think the idea of this was a unique one in the overfull tycoon genre, but I dont think it was overly well executed. The difficulty level should have been more even for the skill level selected. Overall I personally think this is a good game, and well worth a look for any tycoon enthusiasts we have on here.