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Cities in Motion II [Online Game Code]

Platform : Windows Vista, Windows, Windows XP, Windows 7
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3.0 3.0 out of 5 stars 35 ratings
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Cities in Motion 2

Cities in Motion 2 (CIM2) is the sequel to the popular mass transit simulation game Cities in Motion. Build, manage and lead your transportation network to provide cities with their ever changing needs. CIM2 introduces new features including multiplayer game modes, day and night cycles, timetables and dynamic cities.

Building the transportation network will directly affect how the city grows. Affordable transportation brings middle class housing and work places, while more expensive and exotic choices bring high end businesses. Take advantage of many different types of vehicles including buses, trams, ferries and more.

Build alone or play cooperatively with a friend. Use the newly implemented bus lanes to build efficient traffic free roadways. Tackle rush hour by managing transportation timetables and meeting the needs of the citizens.

Features:

  • Dynamic cities
  • Player’s choices effect city growth
  • Day and night cycle
  • Manage the timetables
  • Multiplayer with both co-operative and competitive modes
  • Campaign and sandbox modes



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Minimum Specifications: OS: Win 8, 7, Vista and XP Processor: 2 GHz Dual core RAM: 3 GB Hard Drive: 2 GB Video Card: nVIDIA GeForce 8800, 512 MB RAM or
ATI Radeon HD 3850, 512 MB RAM Additional Info: DirectX 9 or above

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Dave in Texas
1.0 out of 5 stars Extremely disappointed
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2013
Platform: PC DownloadVerified Purchase
I have really enjoyed the original CIM. I've been anticipating the sequel with great hope. I'm sorry to say I am extremely disappointed with the game. It is a very weak retooling of the first game. The developers failed to fix most of the complaints that have been repeatedly posted on forums, and they destroyed many of the best parts of the game. I won't bother to go into the why's but just say you may be very disappointed if you like the original.

Secondly, when I bought the first I bought it here and downloaded it here. This time after going to the trouble to buy it on Amazon, I had to then go to Steam, which I do not use, and register there to download the game. There was no reason to come to Amazon in the first place. I could have just gone to Steam. And I am a devoted Amazon customer, but in this case they offered nothing beyond a couple of bucks off on the price, which was not worth all the trouble.
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Jean-Philippe Gauvreau
4.0 out of 5 stars A little too complex, but still addictive!
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2013
Platform: PC DownloadVerified Purchase
After playing CIM 1, there was something pretty obvious with the game. It was simply too easy of a game, yet it was still an addictive game because it had a very easy learning curve. In CIM 2, they have added a lot more complexity which kind of held me back from enjoying the game at first. The game is still very addictive, but be prepared to spend hours just learning the in workings of the game. The good thing is that unlike the remake of SimCity, this game doesn't need a network connection all the time which by itself gives you a great altenative. This version lets you build roads and the game automaticly builds new buildings along the roads as your city expands.
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Former Mayer
5.0 out of 5 stars What SimCity should have been!
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2013
Platform: PC DownloadVerified Purchase
CIM2 is a wonderful product! This is first game I've ever written about on Amazon, but I feel this game deserves better than it's getting. SimCity is it not, but I believe Maxis could learn a WHOLE lot about how a city is supposed to look when it is in motion. The realistic look of CIM2 destroys SimCity's cartoony look and feel. Obviously Cities In Motion 2 is for grown folk.

CIM2 delivers top notch visuals while giving the player a chance to flex their creative and puzzle solving skill. And, you get to learn a bunch about how a transit system is managed for small and large cities.

Quite simply... I have SimCity 2013, Cities XL Platinum, and Cities In Motion 2, and CIM2 easily captures my attention and holds it for many hours on end! When I am not playing it, I am thinking about it... even at work. This game is right up my alley and if you are interested in a game that has great graphics, a deep sim model, and a competent user interface, this game will appeal to you.

Don't let the fear of how deep the game is scare you. You could tool around in Sandbox mode and create anything your heart desires. This much quality for such a small price is unheard of these days.
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Tom Servo
2.0 out of 5 stars hoped for more & NO STEAM
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2013
Platform: PC DownloadVerified Purchase
Basically Steam ruins CIM 2.

The graphics are good ,I love being able to zoom WAY in!
The new interface/control system is terrible!
I played the tutorial (at last count) 8-10 times and the control menu just plain sucks,too much new stuff,The control menus from CIM were much better.
And quite simply I hate Steam You should not have to be logged on to Steam to play this type of nice,enjoyable non-violent game plus , I don't like having my computer scanned and analyzed by marketing firms.

Also no edge scrolling on screen have to use WASD to move around map. (minor but annoying).

This game is being deleted as I speak and probably wont play it as I will remove Steam.
CIM 1 is very good so will play that.
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Sajinor
3.0 out of 5 stars Will Be Great....I Hope
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2013
Platform: PC DownloadVerified Purchase
This is a somewhat early impression review, but after playing it regularly for a few days, I thought a review was needed, pointing out the good and bad points of the game so far. I will try to hit the major differences between CiM1 and other issues.

The first thing you will see, of course, is the graphics. They are clean and sharp, but not outstanding, especially for the load they put on a graphics card. I honestly preferred the look of CiM1, even if it were a bit cartoony. The interface is a bit clunky and takes some getting used to as well. The one in CiM1 was generally smoother, but this one has more options to handle.

Gameplay is where things get more complicated. You may not hear this in a review of a simulation game very often, but this game can be brutal and unforgiving with a sharp learning curve. The tutorial covers the basics, but ignores large parts of the game, including the most complicated and expensive transportation method, the metro. Couple this with the abundance of options both major and minor and you can start to feel overwhelmed. Mistakes are easy to make, and the game has no undo button. A series of small, innocent mistakes led to me demolishing a city block with no way to put it back together. The city will rebuild itself, but your wallet won't.

The gameplay isn't all bad, though. You can build much more interesting lines and nothing is limited to the 8 directions as it was in CiM1. You can build single rails to save money, or up to quad rails for your traffic packed subways. You can choose which lane of the street you want the tram to travel in, determining where the traffic is light or to take advantage of bus lanes. Modifying streets and pedestrian walk way is also much easier and cheaper. This allows you to create closer to the exact transportation system you want. The cities, although fake, continue to live and evolve, even rebuilding themselves after you get trigger happy with the bulldozer, as mentioned before. Finally, being able to create fare zones is one of my favorite additions to the game.

Time tables and depots have both good and bad parts to them. The time tables introduce rush hour and other concepts to the game, but on longer routes, a bus may take an entire game day to finish its route, making the schedule moot. The depots are a good addition as they add some realism to service needs, but it must be attached to all routes, complicating many route designs. Another odd design note is that you no longer see heavy vehicle or pedestrian traffic around the city. It is there, but always very light. I enjoyed seeing the city in motion.

I cannot comment on multiplayer, because as of the time of this writing, it is broken. The team has said they are working on it. It appears to be a nice addition to help friend work together or compete, but not a game changer.

I am sorry if I missed other features you were curious about, but I think I hit the major points of the game. Overall, the game is a lot of fun, but it is made very difficult by various bugs and the lack of some gameplay refinements, hence the 3 star rating. There is a patch to be released soon, and I will update my review depending on what it fixes or changes. Just an undo button and/or auto save feature would bring it up a star for me. 3 stars may seem low, but I will certainly be raising it if the patches are solid. After seeing CiM1 develop over the years, I have high hopes on CiM2 becoming a solid title for a steal of a price.

Edit 4/13: A patch was released a little while back, but it only addressed the multiplayer and a few interface improvements. I only played around with the multiplayer for a little bit, but it was good to collaborate with someone on a transportation system. The vs. system isn't particularly competitive. I am on the verge of moving the rating up, but they need to fix some real problems in the game to get it up to par. In playing longer, I have found both more things I enjoy and some things I don't.
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Anuj Patel
1.0 out of 5 stars One Star
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2015
Platform: PC DownloadVerified Purchase
Product laggs on my pc I have 1tb of space and 12gb of ram...
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