First Class Escape: The Train of Thought

The game itself is fine, but the multiplayer experience was really frustrating. When I hosted the game, my friend kept getting kicked out, and when my friend hosted, I was the one getting kicked out. Because this happened so often, it made the game quite annoying to play together. Overall, I definitely preferred the second version of the game.

I'm very dumb, thank you very much

An amazing puzzle game that doesnt feel too hard or too easy!

Developed and published by 0 Deer Soft, First Class Escape: The Train of Thought delivers a polished escape room experience that captures the thrill of solving intricate puzzles within a beautifully designed virtual setting. Rather than relying on fast-paced action or dramatic storytelling, the game embraces a slower, more thoughtful approach, encouraging players to carefully inspect every object and environment for hidden clues. Set aboard an elegant luxury train, the adventure transforms each carriage into a self-contained mystery while gradually revealing a larger sequence of interconnected challenges that reward patience, observation, and logical reasoning. The train itself serves as more than just a backdrop. Every compartment is filled with finely crafted details that reinforce the atmosphere of an exclusive railway journey, from lavish furnishings and decorative accents to cleverly placed interactive objects. The confined nature of the setting works in the game's favor, allowing each room to feel purposeful instead of overwhelming. Players naturally become more attentive to their surroundings as seemingly ordinary decorations often conceal mechanisms or hints essential for …

I liked this one. This one was a bit easier. Except the final room. That was just mean.

The puzzles, by-and-large, are impossibly obscure, the help feature is useless (it does not give any hints, it just tells you what to look at, which I already know), and is buggy. It often takes several attempts to start the game, which is typical of this developer, and the voltage puzzle does not work. Worse of all, it does not auto save.