Another outburst from the domestic indie gaming industry, trying to win not with quality content, but with an attempt to create an atmosphere. Well, I don’t even know how to explain. There are such games with no gameplay, stupid controls, an absolute lack of purpose and plot, and it seems like there is nothing in it at all, and then you come across some crap in the game that makes you nostalgic for your childhood, for some pleasant events in life . And it seems that even this crap was made as poorly as possible, but it evoked nostalgia. And you give the game the highest score, and write, like, the game is crap, but it conveys the atmosphere well. Well, this game is about the same. She's worthless. It's not even a game in the traditional sense. But someone, after playing, writes that it immerses you in the atmosphere of train travel as much as possible. Here, to each his own. In my case, the call of nostalgia and immersion in the atmosphere did not happen. From this under-game, only the sad thought arose that if a competent, intelligent developer, who understood what and how to do it, had taken on it, then a masterpiece could really have come out. Well, here, alas, it turned out to be complete garbage. Non-travel across Russia on trains with carriages that are absolutely identical in content, consisting of three stations and two ring lines.