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• gamedeal user

  Oct 1, 2021

  When the first EA came out, I was led to believe the full version will be the full line with at least 50km of track. Now they changed the plan so the full version will only be 9.6km+6km extension. What's worse it's that they plan to sell another short extension as DLC! Jesus christ who gave you the confidence to scam people this way? You make Dovetail games look like angels in comparison! A glorified BVE5 route made using the free version of Unity Engine. Nothing bad but you are no TSW2 or Hmmsim in the graphics department. I would not recommend spending $15 on a short train sim with subpar graphics
• gamedeal user

  Oct 1, 2021

  I have been playing the game since the demo was released on Steam. Great game, a bit challenging at first but now I could got the A scores. I am hoping that the further section of the line will be open soon, so that a more variety of train types (express, rapid, branch line...) will be available....
• gamedeal user

  Jan 6, 2022

  Great game and it's going in the right direction. The network takes inspiration from multiple japanese railway companies. For example the safety system is inspired by Keikyu Corporation, but the trains are inspired by the Odakyu Railway. [list] [b][h1]//// Pros[/h1][/b] [*]The scoring system is great and adds extra layer of enjoyment, similar to Densha de GO! games. But with a more realistic driving experience more akin to BVE trainsim. [*]The One Handle Master Controller by Zuiki (For the Densha de GO Hashiro on the switch) works natively out of the box without the need for extra plugins! [*]The routes have great functional details that rail fans like myself apreciate, having the information displays that update in real time on stations, these show timetables, arrival times, even the warning non stopping trains with announcements both in trains and stations. [*]It's made in Unity, is well optimized and looks great despite not being photorealistic. [*]The conductor on the back is animated and its a cool detail. [*]Local and Express Services [*]Interior of trains is illuminated when (going inside tunnels, dark areas) [*] There's nighttime. [*] Didnt found any annoying bugs. [*] [b]UPDATED[/b] Having passengers on stations and trains, they are also animated boarding and unboarding. [b][h1]//// Improvements[/h1][/b] [*]The sounds overall are great however some need a bit more polish. (Fade INs and OUTs when enabling or cutting off power or circuit breaker noise to help the transition, flange on tighter curves, track joint sounds, when idle/stopped, being able to hear the air conditioned, electric hum for example.) [*]In some sections the train vibrates weirdly and seems to be made out of plastic, specially in curves or at low speed, seems unstable, would be cool to have a more smooth motion and cab sway like BVE. [*] Would be great if there was banking/superelevation on curves. [*] The speed limit signs are too tiny. [*] Having a free camera [*] Road vehicles to make the scenary more vivid. [/list] [b]//// Final thoughts[/b] I'm glad to see this genre being reborn :), I hope the creator keeps development and releases the complete game. The route is rather short at the moment with only 6 stops. It's great so far. I recommend it, specially for those into Japanese rail systems.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 2, 2022

  As of 2022/06/23 The game received a new update to allow for "Conductor mode" which is a very welcome addition, this allows you to play the role of the train conductor, safety checks, door opening,etc. A wonderful and unique option that I've not seen in games before. Fun but a little odd - this is a rail sim that seeks to capture the Japanese commuter rail system. It does a pretty good job at this; specific stop points, timing, ride quality, etc. The recordings for the PA system at stations as well as the conductor are immersive and add to the enjoyment of the game. One major downside is the limited amount of routes available, one main line can be travelled in either direction. With time and hopefully some expansion of the rail network, this could be a great Japanese commuter rail sim. If possible I'd like to have more engagement with the controls & train itself; currently many of the buttons in the cabin cannot be interacted with, which is one upside to the Wakayama line in TS20xx. More hardcore train-sim drivers will find the contents lacking compared with other software, but the general simplicity of the design makes for a smoother experience with more 'arcadey' controls. Overall, probably about as close to the Densha-de-Go arcade game we'll get on PC for now, but definitely more limited in content. Fun for the Japanese novelty that I think is sorely lacking in other Train sims (e.g. the Wakayama & Sakurai lines in TS20xx) Also the dev seems to have a VTuber channel, I'm not familiar with this culture but it's interesting, you can watch the game there.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 3, 2022

  There are very few games these days that grab you instantly, Train Crew Prologue is one of them. A fine balance of gameplay and simulation, coupled with a hit Japanese VGM soundtrack, and simple, clean graphical charm. Train Crew Prologue is in rare air, at the pinnacle of train simulation and gameplay. Forget humdrum railroad simulators which feel like a job; pick up this beauty and let the sea air of Tatehama ruffle your immaculate drivers uniform.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 17, 2022

  出発信号！
• gamedeal user

  Jul 22, 2022

  This game is a train driving simulator set in a fictional railroad company.　The developer has worked for a Japanese railroad company as a conductor in the past, and has put his know-how into the game.　In particular, the recently implemented "Conductor Mode" is a novel feature not found in other railroad sims, allowing players to experience what it is like to work as a conductor in Japan.　The game is being made by a very small group of people and may take a few more years to complete, but if you find this game interesting, you should support the developer.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 27, 2022

  Although the routes are not complete this is one of the best train simulators I've played. The train cabs are detailed and responsive. You are kept on your toes by ever changing signals, safety systems, time table, comfort ratings, and stop accuracy. Although I am a fan of trains I have found train simulator games in the past to be quite boring. As the signals would never change from green, and the most exciting thing to happen between stations was a speed limit change. This game makes driving more engaging by requiring you deal with caution and stop signals, as well as the break curve limits and stopping speed markers. Additionally the strict time table and stop accuracy measurements make completing a perfect run challenging, something that other games really lack. In its current state there are only a few things you can interact with in the cab, and the routes are quite short. However this being the case, and my enjoyment being so high, should speak to the quality of this game. I can't wait to see what they add in the future.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 16, 2022

  I love it! I'm such a big fan of Japanese trains and I'm glad that there is something similar to the older Densha de Go! series albeit more modern and PC friendly. However the content is limited as of now, with plans of extending the line in the near future, despite that there is plenty of replay value as this game simulates many parts of driving a train, so getting a high score is quite difficult. You'll be inclined to keep playing till you get an S or even an SSS score. If you're not convinced, try the demo, which is one of the best demos I have seen. The demo includes quite a bit of the full game and you can spend 1-2 hours just playing the demo. One more thing is that unlike another "train simulator" like train simulator 20XX it has much more realism in it without DLC/microtransactions. If you liked the Densha de Go! series then this is for you, If you're a train otaku like me this is for you! :)
• gamedeal user

  Sep 21, 2022

  The Zuiki switch controller works natively. There are only 9 scenarios, but they are pretty challenging. The graphics are not as good as Densha De Go. I wonder if the Unity engine is the limiting factor. I'm looking forward to more content being added.