Welcome to Keystone State v2. This map was designed as a one-player SAM. It features a few new
Goods and Industries. Following testing by ace player railage, a few corrections were made to my
original map – thus the version 2. You can build tunnels, but keep them short. They are very expensive.
Spreading your track across the map will make play easier and you will avoid spaghetti track. I hope
that you enjoy Keystone State.
In late 1865, Colonel Harold Sneedbee petitioned President Andrew Johnson and Congress for a grant
to build a railroad across the Dakota Territory. The grant was made in 1866 and by 1867 Col. Sneedbee
began laying track. Your job Colonel, is to make your dream a reality.
This map was designed as a one player SAM. Ace tester railage reports that the map plays well
with AI players. The map does not allow crossovers. Too cross existing track, you must switch through.
I hope that you enjoy Dakota Territory.
-Slider38
Welcome to Midwest Freight, a SAM designed as a 1 player map. It plays in 3 Eras starting in 1920. You will see a Passenger good listed, but it is not used. It is there because it is a game requirement. You may find it advantageous to build and industry or 2. You may also want to re-purpose some industries as you progress. There are no crossovers. To cross existing track, you must switch through. I hope that you enjoy Midwest Freight.
Welcome to Arizona Rails. This map has been thoroughly tested and should run well for you. This map
runs in 3 Eras from 1945 to 2006. This map was designed as a single player map but should run well
playing with AI. This is a SAM map. There are no crossovers so to cross existing track, you must
switch through. You will probably want to buy some industries while playing. The map features a few
new goods, industries, etc. I hope that you enjoy Arizona Rails.
By Slider38
Railroads arrive in the Great Northwest. This map runs in 3 Eras from 1890 thru 1950. This map is a SAM and was designed as a single-player map.
There are no crossovers. To cross existing track you must switch through. Tunnels are expensive. Use them sparingly.
You will probably want to build some industries. I found through testing that it was sometimes advantageous to remove old trains
and possibly unneeded track. Be aware that the good “Brick” can only be delivered to Metros and Cities. At the start of the map neither
exists. I hope you enjoy The Great Northwest.
~Slider38