Train Station Renovation

It looks like the movement is locked to 60fps, while the game is not. This makes walking jerky and could cause nausea (and capping everything to 60fps is still feels awful). Also there is a 5 years old bug repport about this issue with the devs working on it. Damn that bug must be a real deal, gotta wait a bit more i guess

This game was gifted to me by a friend who very kindly understood that I have a fondness for train related games. He meant well, however, this can barely be called a game. It is of the "simulation" ilk but manages to miss the mark on almost every single point that makes that genre appealing. I will give this game one positive point. The model railway in the hub area is a nice touch and if I had even the slightest desire to continue after the weird tutorial then I probably would dedicate quite a bit of time into what is clearly a little collectible minigame. Please, developers, if you read this review, consider a small course on game design because you forgot to include game in your product. The idea is nice, the execution not so nice. But I appreciate the effort.

Train Station Renovation is a first-person restoration simulator built around the simple pleasure of turning neglected railway properties into clean, functional, and attractive locations. Developed by Live Motion Games and published by Live Motion Games, Frozen Way, PlayWay S.A., and Frozen District, it avoids the complicated logistics normally associated with railway games. Instead of controlling trains or building transportation networks, you spend your time cleaning abandoned stations, repairing damaged structures, removing unwanted objects, and decorating each location until it feels usable again. It is an uncomplicated premise, but the dramatic difference between a station's initial condition and its finished appearance provides a satisfying reason to keep working. The campaign takes players through 15 railway stations of different sizes and conditions. Early assignments are relatively compact, allowing the basic mechanics to become familiar before larger locations demand considerably more attention. Each project involves inspecting the environment and dealing with accumulated rubbish, broken furniture, damaged surfaces, and other signs of abandonment. Progress is easy to und…

Very repetitive after the first couple of stations. An Average game of find the items with zero story. Short Soundtrack means you hear the same songs a few times in the same map. I gave up after upgrading all the tools which has little effect other than increase speed.

this game is really fun (yes i know its short) anyways if you dont know the first level of the german dlc is a station based of Dahlem dorf U-Bahn station (funfact its roof was burnt down twice)

my problem is only it is slow for my pc