Dreadline Express

Worked flawlessly on Linux via Proton. Took me about 5-6 hours to complete a first playthrough. I found the game mechanic of the cards fun and unusual. The game atmosphere was tense and unsettling without tipping into too much anxiety. The story and concept, while obviously not original as such, are a pleasing take on the Lovecraftian genre and I really enjoyed myself. I'd recommend this for fans of games like Obra Dinn, The Roottrees are Dead, and Firewatch, for the simultaneous puzzling out of how this situation arose and how it can end. It's all about the conversations and characters, there's no logic/fetch etc puzzles, just you and the other passengers. And the clock, if you fancy.

Was this game seriously done by a solo developer? This is an insane piece of work done by just one guy. Brilliant work

No notes. 9/10 Should be nomiated for some sort of award (i don't believe in 10/10 perfect games)

Ever been on the D train New York? They should really rename it to the Dreadline train...they feel about the same. It's right on brand

I've never been rooting for a game to do well than I have for Dreadline. It hits all the right notes and from visuals, mechanics, puzzles, music and audio, its sooo well done

I definitely need to play this again to see what else I can find, but I love the look and feel of the game, the puzzles and world are enticing, and the game offers up replayability if you want to keep exploring without being unsatisfying or overstaying its welcome if you don't.