I really enjoyed this game. Even though you can clearly see that the (single) developer had to set priorities and as a result certain aspects fell short. Especially the NPCs are very ugly and don't even move their mouths while talking but I think it's easier to overlook since the whole game doesn't take itself too seriously. Although this is technically a horror game and hearing Charles appear in the vicinity is quite nerve-wrecking, at the latest during the pickle mission the ridiculousness will be clear. I had a blast during my short playtime of 4.6 hours (100%) and wished there was even more to do.

I named my train Chucka the Tin Can and it has done me a great service. Thank you, Chucka.

Somehow this is the most tense thing in the world. For something so, I don't wanna say shoddily made because it's made by one dude and as a solo artist I'd never wanna insult anyone else's creative endeavors, low budget, this is the single most nerve wracking thing I've ever played.

Is it a good game? Debateable. I mean the NPC's have voices but no lip sync, and the game is maybe 5 hours long if that, and it's a pretty bare bones open world, but on the whole, the core of it, running away and fighting a spider monster train? Perfection. Games like this are what I want to be true open world adventure titles. Not more Ubisoft collect-em-all nonsense.

All in all, pretty damn enjoyable little game.

Addendum: I'm autistic and love trains and horror, so maybe I'm biased.