Last Train Home

The game's combat (not the stealth) is incredibly fun with shocking replay value. Especially for something on rails (cue drums and snare). The way the train and combat roles serve and feed into each other is incredibly satisfying to work out. The DLC is good but I recommend waiting for a sale. The ideology and morale system as well as many of the personality 'traits' have basically no impact on gameplay and narrative outside of a single specific encounter and even in that one encounter is easy to nullify. Any mission where it is raining or snowing will cause you to lose frames. For some reason it is impossible to stealthily kill/knockout static emplacements without destroying the emplacement itself. If you are too close to a howitzer the enemies operating it will get off it to shoot at you which feels like a weird work around. [u]Thoughts on stealth mechanics:[/u] For the best gameplay experience I recommend limiting how much you rely on these mechanics. They take away more than they add and trivialize most missions. This is because the enemy AI is stupid... really stupid. If it weren't for minimum squad size many missions could be completed in stealth using a single soldier, even on the hardest premade difficulty setup. I have a compulsion to clear the maps of enemies which, combined with the stealth mechanics, causes missions to drag on. The ammo you save by being stealthy combined with the price you can sell to merchants will result in you being able to buy Russia by the end of game, breaking the economy. This will completely nullify the resource management mechanics. To mitigate this, consider increasing the resource consumption in the advanced difficulty settings and/or increase enemy awareness/detection radius. To summarize, using the stealth trivializes most combat which saves on ammo. Ammo can be sold for large amounts of money to buy large stocks of supplies and [spoiler]artillery shells[/spoiler]. The [spoiler]off-map artillery[/spoiler] trivializes the remaining combat. In short stealth mechanics nullify the rest of the entire games.

A masterpiece, honestly, loved it. 100% Recommended.

I really, really wanted to like this game but I cannot recommend it. The historical setting and the concept are great but at the end of the day the gameplay simply isn't enjoyable. The clunky and convoluted menus have you doing more tedious micromanaging rather than making strategic decisions. The RTS elements are mediocre at best and I never felt like I was really able to do anything tactically sophisticated to give me an advantage.

One of the best games I have ever played. I am normally not into this genre but I have heavily enjoyed it. Best paried with the book:The March of the 70,000 which tells the real story. Must play for any fan of history or anyone who hates communist swine. The game is like a survival sim on the world map, almost like frostpunk but better. While the RTS style gameplay in missions is good. This game is very difficult if you play it how you will play. I will say the healing/management of some of the train mechanics is not very intuitive and you will need to pay attention and you will probably lose some people figuring out how to do something. Inside missions my only real complaint is the stealth, it works and is pretty good but sometimes objects you can hide behind are not very obvious. Walls youd think you would crouch behind will not hide you, only provide cover. This can be very frustrating on some of the urban maps before you figure it out. The other major struggle that exists on missions is when you try to kill someone on a machine gun or artillery piece, it seems nearly impossible to kill them without destroying the position. But when you do and you get to turn the red armies weapons against themselves it leads to some very fun gameplay.

Absolute gem of a game. Developers put a lot of love in to this one. Would recommend.

Muy entretenido, tiene un poco de todo, estrategia en tiempo real, gestión de inventario, crafteo...

I very much looked forward to this as a Slovak, but had to refund it immediatelly as the performance of this game is absurdly, inexcusably bad. All the while looking like something from 10 years ago you would expect your own phone to be able to run smoothly nowadays, mind you. I am pretty sure selling a product this broken will become illegal in near future when the consumer protection law finally catches up with the reality of software industry in a meaningfull way (and theres a LOT happening there lately, mostly in EU), however normalised its becoming nowadays. And that future cant come soon enough.

西伯利亚大撤退：穿越俄国的史诗之旅（1918–1920） 这正是《Last Train Home》的核心剧情基础。 1. 控制西伯利亚铁路 捷克军团在短时间内击败红军，控制了西伯利亚铁路沿线约7000公里的区域，从伏尔加河一直到太平洋。他们甚至一度成为反布尔什维克“白军”的主要军事力量。 2. 保护和运输黄金储备 在混乱中，他们一度掌握了俄国国家黄金储备（部分后来落入白军和红军手中），这也让他们成为局势的关键角色。 3. 最终撤离 随着内战形势恶化和协约国介入： 捷克军团逐步撤向东部， 最后于 1920年初到达符拉迪沃斯托克（海参崴）， 通过美国、法国等国援助的船只撤离， 历经 两年、跨越一万公里的撤退之旅，最终返回新成立的捷克斯洛伐克共和国。 --------------------------------以上资料来源于GPT------------------------------------ 我只能说现实中的捷克超人比游戏里还离谱，感谢Ashborne工作室以一个独特的视角带我们了解这段历史。 游戏本身具有不错的叙事性，不仅较为还原地展现了历史，还通过主要角色的内心戏份表达了对历史的反思。而游戏性稍微欠缺，主要以火车运营为主，战斗深度较低。此外，DLC为纯战斗关卡，不建议购买。