Idle Train Hack 1.3.0 + Redeem Codes

The sucker I am for games like this, I continued playing the game. Then when I had amassed 4 million dollars, lo, and behold, all my progress disappeared, but the game update made everything brand new. While I had given 2 stars for no ads, the update introduced ads when you run out of gas to tap the train for which I had given the third star. But the game is much better. The limit of passengers is now open ended - not just to 9 - that’s worth a star. They nuked the LEAVE STATION button - that’s huge because now the game is officially an idle game, and you can get money offline - 2 stars. They added percentage increase when you purchase a new train - that’s good - and instead of getting $120 per passenger, I’m getting $500. I’m back where I left off with the freighter and over 3 million dollars. The cargo train is up and running; however, I don’t yet see any income coming from the cargo - that’s not good. But because the developers made a great effort to improve the game, I have given 4 stars. Hopefully they will make more improvements that will allow me to give 5 stars.

I’m enjoying how the game is progressing so far, watching my train get more profitable, and the town get larger. I do wonder how to refuel without watching videos, and why there seems to be no offline earnings.

I like the game but the progression is soooooo slow. If it isn’t going to have offline earnings then at least make it a little faster to earn money for upgrades.

Offline earnings not yielding more than $1,000 over 8 hours. I have it set at $15,000/hour.

Tired of waiting for game issues to be fixed.

The game has so much potential. If it played while the app was closed so you could earn money while away, then it would be tolerable.
Every station gives you the same small amount of passengers (5-9). it should give you the max number each upgrade so you make money faster. Isn't that the point of an idle game?

One of the least thought games I e played don’t waste your time downloading you’ll delete in the first few hours