
Meat Train is a FPS game where you operate a train thats uses MEAT for FUEL. Explore a wasteland where everything wants you dead, scavenge for weapons and loot. Upgrade the train and attempt to destroy an evil AI megafactory.
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Find yourself in a wasteland full of zombies, monsters and machines that all want you dead.
You start with only a melee weapon and an oxygen tank to help you breathe.
Scavenge the world for weapons, ammo, scrap and upgrades.
The key to your survival is MEAT!
The MEAT TRAIN is your only hope of surviving, especially when the sun goes down...
You'll need as much MEAT as you can get.
Follow the train tracks and you will find many monuments to explore and loot, the further you venture from the starting farm area, the better the loot you will find - but also the harder the enemies will become.
Collect SCRAP by breaking crates and destroying machines.
SCRAP can be used to repair and upgrade the train. There are a variety of upgrades to unlock which you will need to survive.
Upon death, you earn MONEY for your Kill Count + Meat Collected + Scrap Collected during your run.
Money can be spent in the gun shop to unlock new weapons and gamble on a random weapon for your next run.
Your mission is to destroy GRM (Global Resource Management): A rogue AI that poisoned the earth.
If you manage to overcome the basics of surviving this world, you can attempt to penetrate the defenses of the factory and cleanse the planet of the evil AI virus.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Definitely early access but even still its a lot of fun. The whole train mechanic sets it apart from other horde shooters and definitely makes the gameplay loop more engaging.
Not bad, missing a little meat on the bones. Pun intended
It's bangs and definitely worth the price if not double and I would would almost never say that about a game
A fun game! Pretty barebones at the moment but it's in a good, strong direction! Neat aesthetic, fun gameplay, cool concept. I'm excited to see it grow and progress.
I haven't played much, but I can already tell that this game is rad as hell. It has a surprisingly freaky atmosphere for such a ridiculous premise and the zombies are honestly kinda spooky. I can't wait to see what becomes of this as it moves through early access!
Absolutely love this game and where its going. The enemies and weapons are great and playing is satisfying. Love the music too
This is a fun little roguelite shooter and it absolutely oozes atmosphere.
I really like this game. There are a lot of zombie games out there, but the art direction and combination of great combat and mobility options really make this one stand out. At first, I wasn't super happy that there was a daily meat quota added, but it did ultimately add a level of mental calculation where you think to yourself, "Is today the day I'm going to rebel against the AI? Or am I going to keep slogging away to give it more meat." You really start getting this sinking feeling at some point that you might not be ready to go rebel, but you simply can't keep up with the quota forever. I liked this dance of "maybe one more day" and it feels super relevant for how we all live and work in the world now. It really captured this interesting vibe of suddenly going rogue, that being a more dangerous way to live, but also giving you a lot more freedom. The game map is pretty intimidating at first, but once you realize there are a lot of mobility options and how to use certain found weapons, you quickly become able to reach any point, as long as you bother to learn the map. I really liked that it rewarded actually learning the world. Game is still early access, with many new things to come I'm sure, but the look and feel of the game is great, and if you just want to sit there and do nothing but plug away at zombies until the end of time, you can pretty much do that. I found it weirdly chill and the sound design is top notch. My only wish was that it was easier to just chill in the train for extended periods of time. While you can just ride it around, eventually you'll run out of track, meat, or zombies or missiles will start messing you up. Some sort of way to cruise and hang on the train while still collecting meat would be great, but it's not a huge issue. 10/10, everyone please buy it
yummy yummy in my tummy
There's enough to tweak this game to your personal preferences. Quite some stuff to unlock, and just an overall fun gameplay loop. You can expect hilarious late 90s graphics and physics, a scavenger hunt with no handholding, and a game you only get better at by playing more. Recent update has added more interesting things around the map (secrets, pathways, locations, etc), which shows great promise and dedication from the developer. I'm really having fun with this.
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