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12th September 2024 (World Wide)
Railbound is a new track-bending puzzle game from the makers of Golf Peaks and inbento.
Connect and sever railways across the world to help everyone reach their homes, and solve over 100 clever puzzles ranging from gentle slopes to twisted passageways.
FEATURES:
intuitive rail-bending system: place, remove and reroute train connections,
100+ puzzles to solve across different parts of the world,
comic-book-inspired visual style,
various mechanics - tunnels, semaphores and more,
original soundtrack full of relaxing tunes.
Details
Website | afterburn.games/railbound |
Developer | Afterburn |
Publisher | Afterburn |
Platform | Windows |
Where to buy | Railbound on Steam |
Genres | Building, Casual, Relaxing, Strategy |
Score | /10 |
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