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Railroad Corporation gets new sandbox mode with first major update

July 19, 2019 by Liam Waddington

Developer Corbie Games and publisher Iceberg Interactive have announced the first major update for the train tycoon game, Railroad Corporation, which adds a brand-new sandbox mode to the game. You can watch the announcement trailer here…

In this new sandbox mode, players will be given the chance to:

  • Play two new sandbox-only maps with extra settings, such as random city locations and random production buildings.
  • Choose between starting the game with the ‘Best Friend’ locomotive or by having everything researched. 
  • Enable or disable contract generation, the buying or constructing of production buildings and laws spawning on and off.
Additionally, the sandbox mode will also allow players to play previously completed campaign missions which means players can enjoy the same missions featured in campaign without deadlines, overdraft limits or objectives, and play missions without prior research or porfolio progression.
The update intends to implement multiplayer adjustments such as an alternative scenario for the current multiplayer map with an extended goal, a starting capital of $200k and two pre-researched locomotives.
Railroad Corporation is currently available via Steam’s Early Access program. Has this new sandbox mode intrigued you to purchase Railroad Corporation? Let us know in the comments below or tweet us @FMyth_Gaming…
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Filed Under: Liam Waddington, News, Trailers, Video Games Tagged With: Corbie Games, iceberg interactive, PC, Railroad Corporation, steam, Steam Early Access

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