Lazy Train Game

"Lazy Train Game" requires literally hours of doing nothing, waiting for resources to accumulate. It has a host of other small problems, but that's the issue that's going to be a deal breaker for most people. The issue's mostly Steel, which requires 1090 materials to make 1 unit. 50 stone and 10 energy to make 10 iron, 20 coal, 20 limestone, and an additional 10 energy at 50 materials per unit of energy. 2 of the 3 scenarios require that you build a tunnel to complete them, which is 30 steel and 100 concrete, or 72,200 materials. That takes a long, long time to accumulate, even playing constantly at 5x speed. It doesn't help that trains have a tendency to freeze at higher speeds. It appears that sometimes, at high game speeds, when a train is forced to wait for another one it doesn't resume moving after the first locomotive moves on. "Lazy Train Game" isn't much of a train game, either. Most layouts are basically simple loops. Typically you'll have a siding or two with lots of storage depots, and a main drag that manufactures materials. The game does include track switches, and you'll use them, but not nearly to the extent that you would in a game like the Train Valley ser…

Very cute and chill. If you like train games and don't want too much of all that, this will hit just right. Hoping to see lots of workshop levels and new pieces in the future! Also, performance is fine, ran like butter on my Thinkpad P52 running Fedora Linux as well as my main gaming PC.

My 4 year old loves to watch it

Having to jump between multiple maps/saves just to make progress is bad game design. Energy unlocks should not be limited to one map

I loved it. Sweet Simple, fun puzzle solving, and trains. It's like when your a kid and your wondering all the different layouts you could build in your house. and just where will the train end up. ( Bet i could put a HO scale through the Dryer and out the chimney.)

I love the simplicity of the game. Not sure if it is due to my graphics card or what not, but there are certain times where my game stutters, but it isn't an overall bad thing to the experience because it will only last for a few minutes and starts up after I have been running the game for a few hours and I have zoomed in and out too many times. This game, almost, feels like running my own train table, but it is more interactable and that makes it a fun time for me. All in all, this is a great game.