Last Train Home

Un exelente juego, me costo bastante al inicio, pero cuando le agarras la mano es exelente , la historia, El arte visual etc, la jugabilidad en combate me hace acordar al gates of hell o men of war combinado con company of heroes, es medio arcade medio realista, si usas la cobertura no te hacen casi nada salvo que te tiren una granada o te dispare un calibre grande arty tanques etc, comprarlo lo merece pero hay que tener paciencia y aprender bien a administrar los recursos el alimento y que mejorar primero en los trenes para que los soldados no mueran de frio.

Sehr gutes Spiel!

From the very first trailer, I knew I wanted to support this game with everything I had. Even though I was well aware that train management would be a nightmare for me, I was really looking forward to the tactical side of the game. I bought it on day one, because it’s a genuine Czech project with a truly ambitious scope. After the first chapter, I put the game aside and only came back to it recently to play it properly from start to finish. And I have to say — I had a great time. The longer I played, the more I enjoyed it. That said, it was far from easy. Managing the train and the legionnaire crew constantly threw obstacles in my way. Once I repaired the train, it was freezing inside. When I added heaters, someone looted the storage wagon. When I treated wounded soldiers, someone fell into depression. And so it went on, over and over again. Still, the closer I got to the end of the game and to the longed-for home, the more I started to care about every single one of my soldiers. I didn’t want them to die. I didn’t want them to suffer. I created my own Band of Brothers, where everyone mattered and everyone had a role to play. Even though the gameplay was never easy for me, I truly enjoyed the experience. The live-action cutscenes are excellent and are complemented by Czech voice acting. The soundtrack is genuinely very good. Visually, it’s clear that this is a smaller game, but nothing that bothered me. Technically, the game ran without any issues. The biggest problem I see is the sheer amount of mechanics the game offers. This might very well be one of the most complex games I’ve ever played. Train management could be confusing at times, and the missions were often very challenging — especially since stealth is not my strong suit. I don’t think I was the target audience for this game. Still, I’m very glad I supported it and, more importantly, that I immersed myself in it. The Legionnaires’ journey was a powerful experience for me, and I believe I’ll return to this game again someday. Rating: 7/10

Amazing game! Very interesting concept with a solid story, the switch between train management and tactical combat is very fun and well made. The story is very fun (not totally historical accurate which is fine), travelling through Civil War Russia from the west to east to return to Czechoslovakia with enemies all around you is genuinely a very fun and challenging experience. And racing against time to reach Vladivostok was scary I nearly lost it got only 5 (from the 120) hours remaining. I definitely recommend, such a unique journey with a good cast of characters to keep the trail a bit more lively.

Ajjemen

One of the greates stories of all time.

O jogo é muito bom, esperava que fosse legal, mas não tanto quanto foi. Imagine se frostpunk não fosse "estatico", você tem que fazer escolhas dificeis etc, a gameplay pra quem curte RTS é maravilhosa, vi muita gente falando de crash, o meu só crashou uma vez até agora.

A work of art and very good historical accuracy, for a game. Also, flawless mechanics