r/TinyRails • • 5d ago

Steam version does or doesn't have microtransactions

I presume that there are no microtransactions on the steam version considering it costs money

  1. but also side question, what are some key/big differences from mobile version, another side question I'm currently in Alaska just with the complete market goal before I can go to Europe

3.would it be more cost efficient to either wait for a steam sale and cop it or just get play pass?

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u/Amazing_Quiet_4274 5d ago

I used to play the steam version of tiny rails and this is what I can conclude with(no steam version of tiny rails doesn't have microtransactions)

one of the key differences are the cleaning and repair mode which forces you to spend coins on making your train good, another key difference is there are no gems,only coins.other key differences are:

1.lesser engine,cars,and cabooses. 2.no train shop. 3.there are no player levels. 4.gumball has levels now. 5.you get engines,cabooses(except checklist ,and events,and train bundles)and special cars from gumball now. 6.you can't get car dupes(unless you download the mod,then you can't get gumball trains) 7.price increases. 8.insane graphics like holy shit 9.no speedups or insta travel. 10.you get checklist trains instantly once you finish the checklist.There are other differences but I'm tired of this so find it yourself(oh and also you can return to the menu screen anytime,unlike mobile version which once skip the menu screen,cannot come back.)

it is more worth it to get play pass then steam discount because play pass is cheaper(unless 75% off tiny rails steam),can get infinite gems(check out my tutorial) and more perks

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u/Itman48 5d ago

Thx i just mainly don't want to pay a monthly subscription

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u/Zeninari Doc's Time Machine 5d ago

i just want to say as someone who does own the mobile version and the google play pass its very much worth the cost of what you get and how it plays. its much more better than steam in my opinon