Delayed trains and cancelations – sound painfully familiar?

Well soon players can prove that they can do better.

This train just doesn’t stop: while you're fighting for resources against the clock and gluttonous camels, communication is key. The railroad leads you through procedurally generated landscapes, each with its own obstacles, geographic peculiarities and weird inhabitants, some of whom mean the track-laying troupe no good. With a variety of modes available for two to four players in several difficulty settings, Unrailed! offers nearly limitless replay value.

The early access version of Unrailed! will be available this summer for PC. If you're interested in trying out the game earlier, you can do so at DreamHack 2019 in Leipzig. From Feb. 15-17, Daedalic and Indoor Astronaut will showcase the title at the Indie Arena Booth, where the team is looking forward to meeting many amateur railroaders!  

Daedalic Entertainment and Indoor Astronaut are rolling out the first update to their co-op party game, Unrailed!, which adds more content and more fun to the cult railroad building game.

This update launches at 9am PST / 5pm BST / 6pm CEST today and adds lots of new content to this charming release including new achievements, objectives a ton of overall balance improvements and several new wagons give you more ways to manage your resources under pressure. How about the new Mine Wagon, which automatically mines nearby resources but uses your precious iron to power it? Or the Collector Wagon, which gathers nearby commodities at the expense of wood. There’s also the Break Wagon, which you dash to fill up, and the special Slot Machine Wagon for players with the Supporter Pack.  

Unrailed! launches today on PC via Steam Early Access for $16.99.

Key Features:

• Unstoppable train action!
• Rogue-like gameplay: Procedurally generated worlds for immense replay value.
• Various landscapes, inhabitants and quests.
• “Endless mode“: Constant new challenges with various difficulty settings.
• Crafting elements: Railroad tracks don't construct themselves, after all.
• Co-op multiplayer: Play online or locally with co-op for up to four players.
• Competitive multiplayer: Lay tracks in teams of two against real human opponents — who will get their train to the station first?