$14.99OxyRail Your home rides the rails
Build a rolling home in a world with almost no oxygen, then keep it alive with your co-op friends. You chop, mine, farm, fish, cook, fight bandits, and bolt new carriages onto your train until it looks like a small kingdom on rails.
Is OxyRail worth it?
OxyRail is worth it if…
- you want co-op games where you build and survive together on one shared base
- you like splitting jobs: one farms, one fishes, one fights, one drives the train
- you enjoy silly group moments alongside crafting, farming, and exploring
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A train that runs on teamwork and mild betrayal
You and your crew share one train, which means shared chores and shared temptations. One of you drives while another feeds the chickens, plants trees in soil pots, or slices fresh-caught fish into sashimi. Or someone steals the train and leaves the rest of you running after it, drinks all the water, or beats everyone in a fishing contest. Joining a friend's room is simple, and the mischief is entirely up to you.
Keeping everyone breathing out in the snow and sand
Outside the train is thin air, hostile animals, and oxygen bandits. You cross snowfields, deserts, volcanoes, islands, and berry forests to find oxygen sources, strange seeds, and rare materials. Back on board you research tech at the research table, cook meals for buffs, raise chickens, breed fish, trade with bandit merchants for Oxygen Coins, and mount cannons and heavy crossbows for defense. Progress far enough and the whole train breathes easy.
Good to know about co-op play?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. It supports single-player as well as online co-op, so you can run your train alone, doing the chopping, planting, fishing, and fighting yourself.
What can you actually do together on the train?
Build carriages, farm, cook, fish, play makeshift instruments, explore new terrain, and fight off animals and bandits. Jobs divide naturally: someone guards the train while others gather wood, ore, seeds, and fish.
Is it only cooperation, or can you mess with each other?
Both. You can race to a mountaintop, hold a fishing competition, or steal the train and strand your co-op friends. The game leaves that choice to the group.
How do you stay alive in a world without oxygen?
You hunt for oxygen sources early on, then research better technology until the lack of air stops being a threat. That same progress protects the people, plants, and animals living on your train.
