Railroad Tracks

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I was pulled in by the opening art and the audio, and the game's description here on Steam. I end up WASD'ing around an open area for about 5 minutes, was somehow lost, then returned to the Store page to read one of the helpful reviews (initial area - go down), then back to the game to explore more, only to become stuck again in a room with no exits and no apparent interactions after another 5 minutes, with the only option appearing to be going backward. I read the developer's cryptic game guide and found no assistance from it at all. No one has posted a walkthrough in the Discussion section yet, either. I enjoy exploration to a point, but this, in my opinion, needs to offer a touch more guidance to the player than what it starts with. I shouldn't need to check external resources to figure out what to do next after poking around for 5 minutes.

This is a good game if you want to zone out and not think or do anything that requires brainpower. The atmosphere is good and the music has potential but most of the time you're following the railroad and looking into buildings next to it. Which could be cool except every stop turns into a long walk that ends in a flamingo. Why do you have to walk so damn much in this game. There's no discernible plot or point to anything you do, the world is empty, and although its classified as horror its just plain boring. At least it was free.

就是给你一种看不懂也不会让你玩懂的感觉 ,背景音乐很玄幻.

9 из 10 Нет четкого порядка в игре, не понятно куда идти дальше, много плутаешь в локациях. А так, приятная, простая игра, звук оптимизирован нормально при записи и трансляции. Хотелось бы добавить достижения, карточки, русский язык. Также нашла несколько багов прямо на стриме) В общем, рекомендую, игра простая, но местами не понятная. https://youtu.be/7A_CRMgYqaA

This is interesting in concept. But in play, it's...incredibly slow. I just played about half an hour of it, and I've gotten lost in the maps so much already. It would be helpful to have an idea of how big these maps are, or for there to landmarks that look different in the same map so that you can get an idea of where you are and where you've already been... I noticed that the edges of the maps are sometimes seamless... in other words, if you keep walking down, you'll eventually end up where you started. This is especially confusing on maps that are pretty big, with few noteable landmarks (things all look the same) and paths that lead to nowhere. You don't really have a chance at getting a good idea of where everything is, and so it's hard to know when you've missed something. After half an hour of playing, I'm still wanting to have an understanding of the story and gather memories... but finding them is so tediously boring and gives us so little to information that, if it keeps up like this, I'm not willing to spend the time finding them! It has potential... but it's easy to grow tired of the game, and to be confused during the aimless wandering on maps of immeasurable size.

i wanted to get really immersed in some dark and mysterious horror game, but i just didn't have it in me to make it through this. it doesn't seem like there's much direction going on at all, and while i can recognize that there was a story behind it, the hints at the story seemed few and far between. maybe i'm just dumb and couldn't figure it out or went in the wrong directions, but from what i've played, i probably wouldn't play it again unless i'm feeling incredibly pretentious.