I did not expect this game to be so engaging (addictive). You essentially combine inputs with outputs, and transport the goods to create infrastructure, fulfill a demand for goods, or to upgrade an industry. There's not much in the way of animations and the UI is pretty basic (I wish we had more automation options). There's lots of achievements and a map like Australia offers 1000+ for fulfilling requests, fixing roads and the like so the pace at which you unlock them feels just about right (It will take a long time to unlock them all).

Overall, I would not give this game 10/10 but for the price and considering when the last updates were released, I'd still recommend it for casual achievement hunting and completionists like myself who get their dopamine kick from doing small things like getting cargo from point A to B.

Verdict: buy it on sale if you can and prepare to spend countless hours doing objectives.

Tips: Do tutorials first, remember to pay attention to your contracts (some valuable rewards which give early game advantage), and zoom out on the map to see green flags (these are the depots where trucks are sold).