$29.99Voidtrain
You are an engineer stuck in the Void with a trolley and a hammer. Build it into a rolling fortress, hop out to grab floating scrap, clear outposts, and dodge sharks and soldiers, solo or with up to 4 friends in online co-op.
Is Voidtrain worth it?
Voidtrain is worth it if…
- you like slow survival crafting where gathering and building is the point
- you want a train you build from scratch and decorate your way
- you like surreal worlds with puzzles, outposts, and odd companions
- you want to play solo or team up online with up to 4 people
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From trolley to rolling fortress
You start with an empty trolley and turn it into a proper train with multiple wagons and a better engine. You place storages, workbenches, decorations, and tables for mini games, and change how the whole thing looks. Then you keep it running: gather materials from the Void, refine them, research, and craft stronger weapons and gear. Rofleemo help too. These small cute creatures join your crew once you meet them.
A strange world on rails
The Void is a vast, ever-changing place with its own history and rules. You stop at floating islands with puzzles and hungry fauna, thread through minefields, visit depots, and clear enemy outposts and arenas. Fights range from regular soldiers to bloodthirsty sharks, plus chases with enemy trains. The pace is slow on purpose: you crawl forward, swim out for scrap, and come back to build. The narrator keeps talking through it all, hammer-first problem solving included.
What else should you know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can run the whole journey alone, building, fighting, and exploring at your own crawl, or open it to online co-op with up to 4 people.
What do the Rofleemo do?
Once they join, they live on your train as crew and help with work around it.
How do fights work?
You craft and tweak your own weapons and equipment, then use them against soldiers, sharks, and other Void threats. Expect arena waves, outpost clear-outs, and being chased by enemy trains.
Is there anything to do besides work?
Yes. You can furnish the train with decorations and put down tables for mini games, so the wagon feels more like home between islands and firefights.
