If you are a game lover, then you might want to spend the next few minutes finding out what OpenTTD is all about.

OpenTTD duplicates the original game feature-wise but also has numerous additions, including canals, revised rail station construction and additional airports. Perhaps the most significant feature compared to the original game is its multiplayer capability. It offers LAN and Internet play via public, world-wide servers for up to ten players.

The player is in control of a transport company, and competes against rival companies (or not, playing solo) to make as much profit as possible, by transporting passengers and various goods by road, rail, sea or by air.

Some key features included in this game include dedicated server mode, freely distributable graphics, music and sounds, canals, aqueducts, shiplifts, autoupdate, clone and autoreplace of vehicles, conditional and advanced orders, higher and larger bridges.

The game also supports copy and share of orders, the ability to build on coasts and slopes, customizable vehicle acceleration modes, multi-headed and mammoth trains, in-game heightmaps, scenarios, NewGRFs and AIs, better terraforming, autorail and autoroad build utility.

Does it have any downside?

The game has improved over the years, and this version doesn’t have any downside.

Want to check it out? Openttd.org.

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