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Do you live in a city with terrible gridlocks? Is there a specific intersection that you just know you'd do a better job designing? Soon you will be able to! Become a traffic engineer with Junxions.
That is a great idea for a game, wonder if this is going to be popular.
It will find it's audience for sure. If you look at what most players were doing in Cities Skylines, you've find that a lot of the time it was managing traffic and figuring out solutions for said problems. Heck, YTers have whole playlists for how to get better taffic flow in your city.
Also, if American/Europe Truck Simulator can find a niche of gamers, this can as well.
Managing traffic is the only part of Cities Skylines i enjoyed. lol
Also the devs are super nice and are still taking suggestions in the discord
Ha. Are you one of the devs OP?
Nope, just really excited for an upcoming game. Already got burned twice with CS2 and KSP2 ;)
Oh man. I feel yea on being burnt with crappy video games. I really wanted to buy CS2. And was especially excited for what mods would come with it. I'm so glad that I reframed from pre-ordering or getting it day one or day two.
As long as Linux support is available I'll buy it