Voidtrain

игра на двоих и более, одному после 3 главы уже скучновато

Отличная игра с хорошей графикой и геймплеем.

Игра по началу нормально игралась потом ты испытываешь ненависть к каждому однотипному пути,финал слишком скучен и даже с другом ты проходишь эту игру за 16 часов,озвучка топ остальное 3/5

Super jeux de survie et de craft. L'histoire est génial

игра норм с большим потенциалом играть только с друзиями

Short Ver: I have Fun, and a good Time; trie it. Buy + ---- Long Ver: Voidtrain tries very hard to feel like a dream you’d have after too much caffeine and not enough sleep, and honestly, it mostly succeeds. Visually, the game is surprisingly strong. The art style has a clean, almost surreal charm that makes the floating stations, weird environments, and endless void feel intentional rather than unfinished. It’s not trying to be hyper-realistic, and that works in its favor. The graphics support the atmosphere instead of fighting it, which is already more than some survival-crafting games manage. The idea itself is the real hook. A train drifting through an empty void, connecting bizarre stations like some kind of interdimensional railway worker simulator. It’s creative, it’s weird, and it stands out in a genre that usually recycles “you are stranded, now punch trees until society reappears.” The station-to-station structure gives the game a sense of direction that many survival games completely forget exists. The humor also deserves credit. It doesn’t constantly scream “I AM FUNNY” like a bad sitcom written by committee. Instead, it’s subtle, slightly absurd, and fits the overall tone of a broken reality stitched together with duct tape and optimism. That said, once the novelty wears off, some cracks show. Progression can feel repetitive, and the gameplay loop doesn’t always evolve fast enough to keep up with its own ideas. Resource gathering and upgrades are solid in concept, but occasionally drift into the familiar survival grind that feels more like obligation than adventure. The world is interesting, but interaction with it can sometimes feel limited, like you’re watching a great idea rather than fully living it. So the reality is simple: Voidtrain is stylish, creative, and occasionally brilliant, but not always consistently engaging. It’s the kind of game you admire more than you obsess over, at least in its current state. Still, the core idea is strong enough that you keep thinking about it afterward. And in this genre, that already puts it ahead of a lot of its competition.