Voidtrain

About Voidtrain

Voidtrain is a procedurally generated adventure RPG with simulator elements that lets you crew an interdimensional train. You start with a basic trolley and expand it through resource gathering, crafting, and customization. The game’s worlds defy physics, gravity shifts, and environments change each playthrough. Developed by HypeTrain Digital and released on November 7, 2025, it’s on PS4, PC, Xbox One, and next-gen consoles. Single-player and co-op modes let you explore, hunt creatures, solve puzzles, and build your train’s layout and engine type. It’s a sandbox blend of survival, exploration, and creative design, with a focus on replayability and player choice.

Gameplay

You begin by scavenging materials to upgrade your train, which serves as both base and transport. Each world is randomly generated, with floating islands, shifting gravity zones, and hidden stations. You collect resources, craft tools, and build weapons to fend off creatures. The train itself evolves, you can choose engine types (like steam or electric) and modify rooms like workshops or storage. Combat is real-time but manageable, with a focus on positioning and gear. Multiplayer co-op lets up to four players share resource collection and combat duties. Sessions often mix exploration, base-building, and quick bursts of combat, with the train’s design affecting how you tackle each world.

What Players Think

Voidtrain has a 4.3/5 PlayPile rating with an 87% completion rate. Community moods are split: 68% happy, 22% curious, and 10% frustrated. Average playtime is 25 hours, with 3.5 million players and a 76% critic score. Early praise focused on creativity and world-building, with one reviewer calling it “a physics-defying sandbox where every run feels fresh.” However, some found resource management repetitive and combat underwhelming. Achievement completion is at 65%, with 120+ unlockable items. Fans highlight the procedural elements and customization, while critics note a steep learning curve for multiplayer coordination. The game’s $29.99, $39.99 price range sits in the mid-tier for indie titles.

PlayPile's Take

Voidtrain is a niche pick for players who love building and exploration over combat. Its procedural worlds and customization offer strong replayability, but the grind for resources can feel slow. At its lowest price, it’s a safe bet for those into creative simulators or co-op adventures. The 65% achievement rate suggests most finish their first run, though the 10% frustration metric hints at polish issues. It’s not a must-play for everyone, but its unique gravity-shifting worlds and player-driven design make it stand out in the indie genre.

Storyline

You play as mechanics who have fallen into a new world for them with their own rules and laws. Discover it, learn to survive in it, explore it. Immerse yourself in a new amazing adventure. On the way you will meet outlandish creatures, many secrets, puzzles and challenges. Gather resources for crafting useful items and structures that help in your survival. Customize the train the way you want to, as you adventure between the amazing worlds of Voidtrain. Start with a tiny trolley. What comes out of it further depends on you. Build, expand, customize, choose the type of engine between different eras - and play the game your way! Together with your mechanic, learn to survive in a new environment. A unique world with its own rules - where gravity sometimes does not apply. Gather resources, explore the stations and islands scattered along the way, and hunt the creatures that inhabit them. The generation of the environment, events and objects around the player, as well as the choice of the player himself, will make every adventure you have in Voidtrain truly stand out. Each time there's a new path to go on, new lands to discover, and a new train to build!