Do you love trains and travelling? Well Train Jumble allows you to travel across Europe on your very own train, which is entirely furnished by you.
Sign up via the game’s official Steam page to take part in the free public playtest, launching on February 19th.
The playtest includes Bavaria, the home of the development team, to give you a taste of what to expect from the full release.
A Cosy Way to Travel the World
For those who like the Sims franchise and Animal Crossing, you’ll certainly find lots to love in Train Jumble.
Emergo Entertainment, the team behind Fireside, welcomes you with open arms to their upcoming playtest. Make sure to sign up via the link right here.
It’s a casual, cosy game with the addition of challenging management features as you try your best to keep each passenger happy.
And depending on the preferences of your passengers, there’s a high chance you’ll have to move them around the seats to accommodate their requests.
An Exciting Roguelite Train Journey
It works somewhat like a roguelite, as each new station grants you the chance to upgrade with the usage of modules. From improving the seats your passengers sit on, to the windows, and even the bar!
Travelling by train doesn’t have to be dull, and it certainly isn’t in Train Jumble. Making your way through stations allows you to nab postcards to showcase the destinations, as well as giving you the chance to unlock brand-new routes to explore.
Inspired By a Real Rail Network
Alongside the vibrant and colourful art design, the European Rail Network is a key inspiration when it comes to the various locations in the game. It’s simplified of course, but it’s a great way to discover new places that you can visit in real life too.
You can also decorate your train to your heart’s content, with plenty of furnishings on offer. Whether you purchase items to increase the comfort of the carriage or to add additional entertainment for your passengers, the world is your oyster.
So make sure you get on board with Train Jumble – that link again to join the playtest is right here.
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