Nile Express is now available with native Linux support on Steam.

In this railway building game, you construct Africa’s first rail network along the Nile in 1850s Egypt. The game costs €7.80 at launch (20% introductory discount until November 8, regular price €9.75). A free demo is available as well.

Egypt in the 1850’s, build the first Railway network Africa, along the Nile in 6 levels. Fulfill transports of Passengers and Goods. Earn money by having an efficient Railway network.

Handle accidents by replacing Trains and rebuild rails, if your train was too fast for a too tight curve.

Build until you run out of money or take some limited loans to continue to build.

With multiple Rails on a Station you can choose which Track a route should use, so you can setup a complex network. Also decide which Wagon type and which Locomotive you want to use. Create the most efficient lines by reusing the Train wagons for several goods.

Decide where only to unload goods and not to load, which adds extra stops to free the track for other Trains.

The 6 Levels contain a Map created from real Terrain profiles. (The House/Train/Ship and River is not according the Terrain Size)

Source: Steam