My Train Arrives

To keep it short, depending on current price it might be worth it but: - campaign takes around 2h - only 2 types of stations (passenger/cargo), with "hidden" destinations, so your target is always to make networks that connect all stations of same type - in theory there are 3 types of cargo, but they are always produced in same quantity - there is no save/load system - you have to recreate routes and trains after you delete piece of track that used it - all pieces of track all one directional and can't really cross at 90 degree, no bridges or tunnels either

Shamefully bad game. The developer shows not only a complete lack of playability, but also a complete lack of any train or railroad knowledge whatsoever. The developer puts in limitations that only they have thought of, but have no basis in reality, and are never explained until you try something and it can't be done. If you like games that don't tell you the rules, or make no sense, then, I can't help you, but maybe this game can.

The game has a lot of potential. However, it is not very polished right now. The game is very relaxing, everything moves very slowly and smoothly. You don't have to worry about signaling and bridges which is nice. The game is pretty easy as long as you don't buy the expensive and useless upgrades, Now for the lack of polish part: The controls and UI are a bit annoying, you have to move your hand all over the keyboard. Zooming once zooms all the way in or out. These is no way to edit existing routes, and deleting rail deletes all routes on the rail, so you have to remember all the routes to rebuild them. With just a few minor improvements in this area the game could be a lot less frustrating.

Relaxing train route building game. Not much in the way of complexity, but fun and engaging game with an active and responsive developer.

Nice and simple game for when you just wanna relax.

So far I have only had time to play the first 2 scenarios. The first is the tutorial, which was well explained, clear and easy to follow, which is always a good start. Then the City By The Bay scenario, which I must admit started to get my interest. This game is well designed, easy to pick up and enjoyable to play - how good it will be as I get further into it I don't know, but it looks promising. If you like Train games, which either make you think or are relaxing to play, (this game has both options) then it is worth adding to your library. For the price, the game is better than expected, and I have no regrets about adding it to mine. End of review, I need to get on to scenario 3 now!! Youtube link to me playing the tutorial https://youtu.be/4UZzW9-Ic-c

As much as I like both trains and logistics simulators, unfortunately I cannot recommend this game. I am so sorry to say this, but lack of vital information and a crippled interface make the gameplay just painfully frustrating. My Train Arrives is technically stable, has a captivating graphic, a passable soundtrack, but a terrible interface. These are the biggest issues I found while playing it: - You can't blueprint the whole track before building it (click and drag, meaning L-shaped segments at most), so you'll often find yourself backtracking and deleting when you find out the last curve does not fit, given the map is - rightfully - full of obstacles - You can't see destinations for cargo and passengers (just the amount in the starting station), so you can't really plan your routes - You can't edit a route, so any change to passengers/cargo demand requires deleting a route completely, then creating it again, then assigning to it all trains again - You can't duplicate trains, so inc...

This game has so many basic flaws with its track building system that just make it incredibly hard to enjoy. For one, the minimum amount of curve you can have is very large, meaning small corners aren't possible. the second and much more frustrating reason is that you cant have x shaped junctions. This makes building a complicated rail network nearly impossible. there is also no signalling. Why is there no signalling? how can you have a rail game with no signals? this means that building interlinked one and two ways networks are impossible. All these frustrating things mean i cant recommend this game.

This is a fun little route/network-management type game with a very crisp and pleasant art style. Don't expect a realistic simulator style train game, but more of a puzzle/optimisation problem solving type game.It's very reasonably priced for what you get and looks like the developer is keeping updates (and DLC) coming so I can't help but recommend!

My Train Arrives a little cheap game that has a hard nut to crack behind the coding. My Train Arrives (MTA) is a small game, which at first glance seems to be not at all suitable for such a deep game. MTA comes with currently 8 different city maps, soon an DLC will be released. Each of these maps can be played in 4 different modes, namely - Campaign (x passengers in x time) - Survival (no more than x passengers at each station) - Evacuation (x passengers in x time - heavier) - Meditation (simple and calm gameplay) In every mode we have the possibility to plan, build and commission a wide variety of solutions. Even the direction of travel must be specified by us before anything is set in motion. We can in addition trains, also wagons can be bought or sold, during the period and thus actively work towards to archieve the challenge. The graphics in MTA is very simple, but I like it very much. The background music is appropriate. Currently the game offers a total of 68 Achieve...