Last Train Home

Was so ready to love this but sadly it just falls short in playability / and is fiddly and frustrating. Doesn't realise any feels. Refunded

Love it

Interesting game idea. I enjoyed it very much. At times the combat is a bit clunky, though, as enemies detect your soldiers quite easily. Some maps are exciting, others generic. Strategizing is a must, as you are always outnumbered in combat. Resources need to be gathered to level up the train. And resources are more or less scarce, depending on difficulty. The game is challenging but never unfair.

I've played this game for now about 10hrs and I really love it. It's an interesting mix of mechanics. A little survival when riding the train, a little commandos like RTS when fighting on a map. There is, as in many modern survival strategies, a certain scareness of ressources and a little time pressure not to take to much time. I personally like the concept of updating and modifying my train, taking decission, what type of cart should be the next. I has a nice feel to it. Especially because upgrades are only possible during the time the train is stopped, but being stopped allows the enemy to close in onto your position. So better not to stay to long. And, of course, upgrading and visiting POI requires available soldiers. Speaking of soldiers. Each of your people has a set of attributes, traits and a story. This results in me bonding with them way more, than with the random soldier in any other given survival or RTS game. I like, that they all have individual voices and it makes me take much more care of them. Also, soldiers get hurt and die in this game. So, every engagement ist best carefully prepared. Just like in X-COM like games, you can stabilize your wounded soldiers, but it takes quite some time and you'd better make sure, those helping are covered properly. I therefore, tend to play this game much more like the old commandos series. Trying to find the gap in the route and knife down the enemies, rather than risking my soldiers in an unnecessary fire fight. Also, firefights cost ammunition, and there is only so much mution to be scraped from the various POI or engagements. Long story short, this game has me hooked. I love the setting, the athmosphere, and the gameplay in general. Very entertaining. So, if you might excuse, I have to steer a train through the russian planes of the russian revolution all the way to the east coast.

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游戏做的很好，但是不好玩啊..........

Absolutely loved this game from start to finish. I got attached to my tiny little soldiers with their unique portraits and little biographies. They develop new traits as the game goes on -- they can become an alcoholic, get addicted to drugs, or develop PTSD or other mental/emotional conditions. Managing the train is really cool, and I loved the combat. You definitely can't just storm your way through everything. Times are too tough and supplies are too scarce for that. The story and side quests were also compelling, and you have to make tough moral choices. Do I risk sending my best combat medic out to save my best sniper, or do I risk letting him cross the battlefield with a broken leg? Do I stop to help this village when our enemies are right behind us? It's all very well-balanced, too. The combat felt perfect on default/normal difficulty. Managing the train doesn't feel like it detracts from the excitement of combat. I really had to use strategy and plan ahead during combat, when assembling and arming my squads, and while traveling. But I never felt like any mission was unbeatable. I just needed to try a different strategy, and there were always multiple strategies available. I definitely recommend it for fans of Metro Exodus or Frostpunk. It's a different genre, but it's got the same bleak, harrowing, determined, hopeful mood. Plus I got to learn about this piece of history, which I had no idea about before.

Such an excellent game. The gameplay loop is addictive as you struggle along the Trans-Siberian railway, upgrading your train and carriages to survive the conflict which has engulfed Russia in the midst of Civil War. The battles are tense and the game really promotes story-telling, leading you to care about each of your characters, their roles in the story and, sadly, to commemorate the deaths of many along the way. Well done to the team that made this!