
Welcome to an old, ruined train station. A place that will give you a lot of fun! In Train Station Renovation you play as a renovation company specialized in restoring old and damaged railway stations.
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Languages: English*, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Arabic*languages with full audio support
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Great Game!
Great Game, very relaxing. Well put together
Very trains. Much tidy. My OCD happiness.
I wanted to love this game, but it's lacking in so many ways that, unless it's on super sale with 80%+ discount, I wouldn't recommend buying. I'm a sucker for any cleaning/restoration sim (Powerwash, Crime Scene Cleaner, etc.), so I picked up this game, and while it's not inredibly bad, it's not great in its current state. - Incredibly dark, all the time. Most of the environment's lights are not emiting any light, or rooms have no lights at all, so you're always stuck with the flashligh that either doesn't do enough, or turn anything you look at into a flash bang. The store needs to allow you to buy lights items so badly. - It's very weird to clean dirt and grime off a tile wall... with a paint brush. Honestly, I'd ditch the paintbrush entirely (we already have the broom/sponge) because painting on top of dirty on tile makes 0 sense. - There needs to be some skill upgrade to increase your trash carrying capacity. - The size of items is so inconsistent it's very frustrating. For example, the bathroom stalls native to the level are smaller than the ones you can buy in the store, so if you need to replace one, you're screwed and they won't mathc or sometimes won't even fit in the alloted space. Some plants also have such a big collision box I just gave up on using them at all because they take way too much space. - Why can we destroy damaged mirrors, but can't buy new ones? - There needs to be more variation in items in the store. At the end of the day, I end up always using the same 10 items in every level, which contributes to the repetitiveness. - It's very repetitive. After repairing your 30th train seat by just holding a mouse button and waiting, it gets pretty old very quickly. - I spend easily 15mins+ looking for what I missed for that last 5% completion in a level, especially in the bigger ones. A map system with section highlights would be such a good addition. It could even be a skill unlockeable in the tablet. But please make the endless walking around trying to find that one soda can left end... - On the same note, it's a walking simulator. There is too much walking, too many empty spots/rooms, not enough tasks. You easily spend 95% of your time walking. In the end, this game does have good potential, but it needs a lot of work and polish to be worth spending money on.
super hra
Jogo bem interessante
entretenido , esta bien .
The tutorial is a bit buggy, go slow and follow it carefully and it should be fine. Reasonably fun, gets a bit repetitive. I stopped playing at the toxic waste level because I couldn't figure out where to put the barrels.
Not a very good cleaning game with subpar mechanics. The content is very limited, i have almost 100% the game after only 11 hours. Any train related thing in this game is weird. I dont think the developer has a very good understanding of trains or train stations. If you are thinking of buying this game because you like trains, strear clear.
I will have to say this is a real fun game.
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