United States, the 1980s: Industry is booming and you’re a young entrepreneur looking to make a fortune through the power of unbridled capitalism – that’s the simple, yet completely satisfying setup forAs always with strategy games, one of the greatest challenges for the developers is how to make their title both deep and complex enough to be engaging for veteran players as well as approachable for newcomers at the same time – and they showed me their solution to this conundrum in Rise of...
Complexes also help you with space management. Buying property is expensive, so being the most efficient you can be with the land you already own is simply smart. All this doesn’t mean that logistics fiends won’t get a taste of the management they so love in Rise of Industry 2: You still need to make sure that resources are transported to and from your Complexes on time and in the right quantities to fulfill your contracts or be exported, so setting delivery schedules up will still be part of your job.
Maps in Rise of Industry 2 can get pretty huge and will come with resource locations, cities, and infrastructure like harbors and airports already existing. The game is less about shaping an area to fit your needs and much more about adapting to the circumstances as you find them.