LOCO MANIA (c) NOBILIS
09/03/2006
Type.........: STRATEGY-SIMULATION
Protection...: Serial - xrel-xrel-xrel-xrel
Taille.......: 1 CD
For the X th time , MONCUL farts on your face.
MONCUL is back !
PROUT
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Loco-mania is a game that imitates duties of a train
dispatcher - a very important person who has control over a
large railway network with many trains in it.
The player controls switches and train directions with the
intent to get the trains through the system as fast as
possible. Effectively clearing trains out of the railway
system improves the player's score, which eventually leads
to more difficult maps becoming available.
In the retail version of the game there are 12 maps sorted
in increasing difficulty. The maps are inspired mostly by
European landscape and are not based on real railway tracks.
Great portion of fun. You will need to think. You will need
to manage and choose strategy.
* Try to manage trains in 12 beautiful maps.
* Achieve your best score or time in new game modes like
Time Attack, Check Point and Time Attack Unlimited and
post it to the internet hall of fame.
* Tame special trains (such as an unstoppable biohazard
train) and hope that no other train will cross their
path.
* Enjoy a free ride in 12 maps with no rush, no score,
no time, all with many more locos and trains modeled
according to their real-world counterparts from
different World regions like Czech Rep., US, GB and
more.
And don't lose you mind so quickly. Loco-Mania can be
finished!
This game is MULTI 4 (English, French, German, Spanish)
Maybe in the future GEY RELOADED can think to say it in
their NFO, no ? A lot of US GAMES released on the scene
are MULTI and usually no groups says if it's MULTI or not.
It SUXX... I'm sure I'm not the only one to be interested
by those "details".
And in any case... Fuck all protections...
http://www.loco-mania.com/
Greetings : All people that doesn t shit in their pants.
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