The interface is simple to learn and use and four tutorial demos are included to make it even easier. Game options include customizing the music by choosing between old or new styles from the Jazz Jukebox (or turning it off - it does tend to get repetitive), adjusting the difficulty level (easy, medium or hard which affects your initial cash balance), color scheme, detail level, distance units (miles or kilometers), town name language (English, European or American), currency (dollar, pound, franc, deutsche mark or yen), whether your vehicles drive on the left or right side of the road, building appearance (solid or transparent) and even the face of your empire's president. Revenues and working capital can be acquired by dealing with town councils who offer subsidies (requiring special routes) and establishing routes to move products such as coal, wood, oil, steel, livestock and grain.
You'll need to upgrade these facilities as time marches on while managing your finances by borrowing, repaying loans, appropriating funds to buy, maintain and upgrade your transportation empire assets and keeping abreast of your competitors' status.
To support these modes of transportation, you as the manager will have to acquire land and use bulldozers to mold it to your purposes, construct airports, ship depots, docks, roads, bus stations, truck terminals, railroad tracks, train depots, signals, tunnels, and bridges. Chris Sawyer, the game's developer, has beefed up the original idea of a train empire to include airplanes, buses, trucks, and ships. Variable interface scaling at whatever size you want (not just 2x and 4x), with optional chunky bevels for that retro feel.In a game inspired by Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon (according to the designer's notes), Transport Tycoon carries the concept of transportation management to new heights. OpenTTD 13.0 has numerous new features and improvements covering the user interface, gameplay features, and modding extensions for NewGRF and Game Script creators. The game no longer crashes when a spectator in a network game tries to interact with a town’s local authority Road vehicles inside multi-track level crossings no longer crash into the side of trains
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