Thanks! The tilesets do really give a nice relaxed vibe to it
Yeah, it could use some kind of reward for finding all the equipment. I was thinking about adding a time limit but since IRL filmings usually are all-day long (and sometimes night-long too) I decided against the time limit
Thanks. I will be honest as I didn't know what to do with feedback and more engagement. Will improve on that!
Yeah, I figured the city felt a bit too still. Will keep that in mind!
I enjoyed the game, reminded me of brutal platforming games. Nice movement
I really enjoyed the physics gameplay focus, and I can easily see it as a VR game
This game is a neat concept! Although the controls seem rather hard. Other than that, really cool!
I really enjoyed playing it! This is a relaxing game that sometimes we all need
Thanks for your comment!
The green sprites on the first 5 wagons are seats.
The sprites on the 4th wagon are supposed to be metal parts dangling in the air. The same goes for the 5th wagon.
The 6th wagon (I think?), the one with weird green shapes is supposed to be a cargo wagon, with small containers and TNT.
The 'ghost' wagon is supposed to be a fancy restaurant wagon.
The 11th wagon is the crew quarters, with undone bunk bends and a fire.
The engine/locomotive is supposed to have a flight of stairs and a lever to "stop" the train.
That's what I wanted the players to feel. The sense of "oh my god this is bad" was one of my main targets. Thanks for playing and commenting
Can you elaborate please? After the voting finishes, I will fix it
Thanks for your review!
I'm going to take your advise next time :)
