The Count of Monster Disco

Bought this game on the recommendation, nay the insistence, of a friend who has become a huge Train Simulator enthusiast. It was half-off during the Halloween sale, and even at full-price it is much less than the original game. It is a great introduction to the unique gameplay. As my friend said, explaining the gameplay makes it sound boring, so suffice to say, it is a fairly relaxed experience, with the simple controls, simple objectives, and observation of the camera angles and maps. It is not exactly easy, with different resources to manage, but it is a slow paced game that gives you time to ponder the nature of transportation by rails. I played this game on Ubuntu Linux with the Steam Play tools. With the advice from ProtonDB, I manually unpacked some data-files, so that the game could load the levels correctly. The game ran fine, with great framerates, afterward. The game uses mouse-only or keyboard controls, and it includes a lengthy PDF manual. Even while this DLC is a fun-hearted theme, the gameplay is still serious, which gives a good idea for the full game (I suppose). This DLC has many scenarios to play, which range from very easy to very difficult. I highly recommend t…

somehow i can write this even though i only have train simulator

Also recommended as a tutorial to learn the basics of train simulators, such as shunting freight cars, transporting passengers, and operating steam locomotives.

This is a fun and well done I wish they would do another one for Halloween 2021 and other times of the year would be great. I have also bought Christmas themed add on's but there haven't been any new add on's like these for a long time it's too bad I would buy more if available

The Count of Monster Disco, developed by Skyhook Games and Dovetail Games and published by Dovetail Games - Trains, is an unconventional entry in the train simulation space that trades strict realism for a playful, Halloween-themed narrative. Instead of focusing purely on technical accuracy and operational depth, the experience leans into a whimsical premise, turning the act of driving a train into a story-driven journey through a fictional world filled with monsters, quirky characters, and seasonal charm. Set in the imaginative region of Trainsylvania, the game casts players as Frankie, a loyal locomotive operator working under the eccentric Count of Monster Disco. The central objective revolves around preparing for a grand Halloween celebration, with tasks that include transporting decorations, delivering guests, and ensuring the Count’s elaborate party plans come together smoothly. This narrative framing adds a sense of purpose that goes beyond the usual “move cargo from point A to point B” structure typical of train simulators. Even though the story itself remains simple, its tone—often delivered with a lighthearted, almost storybook-like quality—helps maintain a consistent se…

i cant find the engine i found the map in the menu wheres the engine