Toy Trains

Cute game with lovely details. Everything is screenshot worthy.

I loved this game. Yeah, you can beat the main game in about 3 hours, but it was so wholesome and so much fun. The graphics are simple, but nicely stylized and solid, the controls work great, and the audio was good as well. I will absolutely be back just to tinker around with the trains.

Review in English (in coda c'è la traduzione in italiano) If you own a Valve Index or HTC Vive, avoid purchasing Toy Trains VR at all costs. One year after its release, the developers still haven't provided support for these devices, making the game virtually unplayable. Upon launching the game, you will spawn in a corner of a virtual room with no ability to move using the controllers. To progress, you need to reach a table located in the center of the virtual room, but even in a dedicated 40 sqm VR play space like mine, the table is beyond the physical boundaries, making it impossible to proceed. The most serious issue is that the Steam store page declares the game as VR-compatible but fails to specify that Valve Index or HTC Vive hardware is not supported. This omission makes the purchase almost a scam for users with unsupported devices. In fact, I own over a hundred VR games and had noticed the absence of a specific compatibility label for these devices. However, I’ve seen many other games lacking the same label, and never before have I been completely unable to play, as every other game provided the necessary commands to progress. Quotes from other users One user reports: "I had an issue and the developer replied to me saying that the game does not support Valve Index. Going through Steam discussions, it seems like other headsets also have issues. This would be ok if the store page would mention which specific headsets the game supports and which it doesn't – I don't see this mentioned anywhere." Another user states: "Does not support Vive Pro controllers. I spawn in with unmovable hands covering my eyes." Conclusion In summary, purchasing this game will only leave you frustrated and angry due to the lack of transparency from both the developers and the Steam store, which failed to provide clear warnings about these issues. Avoid it until updates are released and clear compatibility details are provided! RECENSIONE IN ITALIANO Se possiedi un hardware Valve Index o HTC Vive, evita assolutamente di acquistare Toy Trains VR. A un anno dalla sua uscita, gli sviluppatori non hanno ancora fornito supporto per questi dispositivi, rendendo il gioco praticamente inutilizzabile. Appena avviato, ti troverai materializzato in un angolo di una stanza virtuale senza alcuna possibilità di movimento tramite i controller. Per procedere nel gioco, dovresti raggiungere un tavolo situato al centro della stanza virtuale, ma anche in una stanza fisica dedicata di 40 mq, come la mia, il tavolo risulta essere al di fuori dei confini fisici della stanza, rendendo impossibile proseguire. Il problema più grave è che nella pagina di Steam È dichiarato che è giocabile in realtà virtuale, ma non è specificato che hardware Valve Index o HTC Vive non sono compatibili, trasformando l'acquisto quasi in una truffa per chi utilizza dispositivi non supportati. Effettivamente io possiedo più di un centinaio di giochi in realtà virtuale e avevo notato che non cè lo specifico bollino di compatibilità per tali hardware, Ma ho riscontrato la mancanza del bollino specifico di tali hardware anche in molti altri giochi e mai mi era capitato di essere impossibilitato a giocare in quanto comunque: qualunque altro gioco permetteva i comandi necessari a procedere. Citazioni da altri utenti Un utente segnala: "Ho avuto un problema e lo sviluppatore mi ha risposto dicendo che il gioco non supporta Valve Index. Guardando le discussioni su Steam, sembra che anche altri visori abbiano problemi. Sarebbe accettabile se la pagina dello store menzionasse quali visori specifici sono supportati e quali no, ma non vedo queste informazioni da nessuna parte." Un altro utente scrive: "Non supporta i controller Vive Pro. Appena entro nel gioco, mi ritrovo con mani immobili che coprono i miei occhi." In sintesi, acquistare questo gioco significa solo ritrovarsi frustrati e arrabbiati per la mancata chiarezza degli sviluppatori e del negozio Steam che non ha apposto chiari avvisi a riguardo. Evitatelo fino a quando non forniranno aggiornamenti e dettagli chiari sulla compatibilità!

This game just has some certain kind of pull to it that's hard to really quantify. It's a very "cute" game and the whole environment is just fun and enticing. The story is quite fun as well, though clearly oriented towards a child. One real gripe is the inability to really control the camera like you'd want to, you get 3 adjustments from side to side and that's it, and any forward/back adjustment is from your headset movements (though you can swap from front to back of the board). To note, it also feels like the game always puts you on the "back" side of the map, you can tell because the green checkmarks when you complete a track are backwards, it's a silly thing and IMO adds to the charm. It's super peaceful, the soundtrack is calm. I wish there were more pieces to build more complex tracks, but I understand the current setup to force a specific playstyle. Overall I'd recommend, especially if you can pick it up on sale.

"They Choo! They go wroom! What's not to love about them?!" - Chill and relax - quite fun writing - just a bit of challenge in Challenges due to exact sizing of the land that forces some thinkering. - extra credit for "Dolina pięciu stawów"/ Five Lakes Valley. - easy to 100% Enjoyed, 8/10

Wonderful little game. Can recommend it.

fun to play if you liked playing with toy train and tracks , hand tracking and controller both works good , use virtual desktop for better performace . usually avilable for less than 2 dollars so worth the money .

Kinda boring but it's good tho

I like choo choo train :)

Oh, how I enjoyed this game. It's very interesting and allows you to just sit back and relax, while still requiring a bit of brainstorming. I really liked the free extra content, which introduces slightly more difficult challenges. A wonderful game. I would love to see additional DLC or Steam Workshop support in the future.