Trains

A cozy, small-scale, coffee shop and talking simulator. As a raccoon barista, you have a gift for warming people’s hearts: brew coffee, match flavours to your customers and discover their stories. Help travellers sort out their final errands before they catch their last train.

Build a tiny railway company that lives on the edge of your desktop! Place trains, deliver resources, grow bustling towns, and expand an ever-evolving rail network in this cozy desktop companion management game.

Daisy Trains is a vibrant, 3D train puzzle game where you will build railways and manage trains to deliver colored cargo containers to their destinations. Daisy chain your routes together to connect every puzzle in the world to answer the ultimate question - where are all these containers going!?

Ride along in this steam train adventure RPG where you play as a newly arrived locomotive. Discover a vast world, expand the rail network, help the locals, and uncover the story of the continent Pyrocarda. Along the way, you deliver cargo, upgrade your train and complete challenges.

You operate the final subway train of the night. Inspect each platform, watch the passengers, and decide whether to open the doors or leave the station behind. Make the wrong choice, and something may board with them.

Dodge crowds by rotating your body and get on your train in time inside Japanese subway stations.

A cozy pixel art visual novel set aboard a train winding through Japan. Choose your responses, uncover each passenger's story, and discover what quietly connects them all in this short story.

Noah's Ark returns as a war train. Leave the rails behind in a horde survival rogue-lite where you smash through fully destructible worlds, rescue survivors, and forge devastating wagon synergies.

Drive the train. Follow the schedule. Ignore what's outside.

"Platform Rush: Tokyo Station" is a cozy pixel-art station manager. Manage commuter crowds, upgrade concourses, and schedule trains. With scalable windowed mode, it can also double as a cute "Desktop Pet" to watch passengers wander the platforms while you work!

Someone's old computer. Tajrish Metro Underground, 1994. The video files on it aren't videos — they're tapes you walk through, first-person, as the person holding the camera. Read the files. Play the footage. Repair what's corrupted. What the damage was hiding is worse than the damage.

Expand your railway, automate production, build powerful defenses, and protect your tracks from relentless enemies in this incremental idle tower defense game.