Honestly very promising, pleasant game with good core mechanics, solid resource and gameplay loop, and rewarding upgrades and tech progression. Scratches the itch for people who like 7 Days to Die for the exploration, looting and home building, and Voidtrain's cozy survival vibe, with a sense of purpose like Forever Skies. Still needs some polishing as far as balancing goes in a number of regards and hitbox targeting can be inconsistent (no melee target reticule, specific hit locations for high damage... not a good mix), but overall heading in a great direction with a story that carries it solidly. Absolutely looking forwards to the continuation of the development of this title, and my compliments to the developer.

i give the game 6/10, it really seemed fun i just wish:

it had co-op so you can play with friends.

more bigger maps and such.

achievements.

character creations.

and just alot more.

and etcs, else nice small game.

Not too bad for an EA train game. Like others have said, it's a bit "grindy" at this point but so long as development continues I'm not worried about that. I am not too fond of the limited capacities both on the player and train. There's a lot of running around for minimal return at this point. I feel as though you should be able to mine resources even though you do get that ability for sand. I'm not sure if there's more to that after progression. I've been having fun and while the cost seems a bit high at this point given the content I'm willing to give things time and take a chance. As always on Steam, you need to decide if you are willing to gamble on the dev and game. We've all been burned at one point or another but so far things seem to be moving along and improving.