Simple game where you manage a train station. There's not much going on with the trains themselves, it's more about building the stations instead. It's also not entirely clear on how everything ties together and income is fairly slow. I'm also not sure when it actually speeds up but there doesn't seem to be much in the way of penalties. You just gotta wait for the 'resources' to come in and build more stuff with it, and that's all there is to it. There's just not really any compelling gameplay nor progression outside of that. Overall, this feels mostly like a freemium 'pay to progress' game that got somewhat converted to a single purchase game but many of the old 'make you wait' mechanics still exist (ie: the ridiculously long wait for expanding your platforms). At least you can't really 'go backwards' in this game, there's always forward progress, it's just between 'very slowly forward' and 'very slightly faster forward' progression. TBH, I would rate this a bit low for a Kairosoft ...

The game can be played both actively and passively. After initially setting up the station, you can leave the game on the background as you work other stuff, provided that you leave the machine plugged in. Occasionally check back on it however as the flow will be interrupted when customer and station attendant messages arrive. The missions are intended to keep you playing or at least keep the game open daily, so don't be daunted by them. If you complete them then the awards will be sizeable. When transferring from one station to a new station, keep some money available to expand new lines as appropriate. All previously unlocked facilities will carry forward, so there is no need to re-research them.