Although not very intuitive (this game was from a time when you had to RTFM thoroughly to know how to play it) this is a solid enough game of plotting urban transit. You'll get a kick out of it if you've played a lot of Transport Tycoon Deluxe, but be advised this game does not like running on nVidia graphics systems.

A fine game in the vein of Transport Tycoon and Locomotion. Fans of either transportation city-building games should have a great time with this title.

The game is well worth the price, despite a few interface annoyances. At least on my systems, mouse control tends to be very 'slippery', massively shifting your view of the city when a slight adjustment was called for. The game could also do with a (more) thorough tutorial, though for those who play this sort of simulation, discovering how things are connected is half the fun. It's pretty clear the game was translated from another language (German?). While there are no glaring mistakes in English, the way the game phrases things is a little 'off'.

Traffic Giant is very well coded. Despite a few marathon play-throughs, I haven't run into any bugs or crashes, despite playing the game on operating systems it was never designed for (Windows Vista, Windows 7).

All in all, a solid netbook-friendly strategy/management game to while away the hours.