Train Station Simulator – a train station construction and management simulator from the small studio Appliks Apps Studios. The game entered early access on December 14, 2017, and the latest major version, 0.9.4.0, was released in the summer of 2020. The game features an isometric view, 2D graphics, and the entire game is built around keeping passengers happy. A station from scratch You start building yourself: laying the floor, erecting walls, laying corridors, installing doors and platforms. Passenger evacuation routes must also be considered. Ticket machines, schedule boards, benches, and hundreds of other objects are installed inside. Old rails are eventually replaced with modern ones, including tracks for magnetic levitation trains. There are over thirty trains, locomotives, and carriages in the game. Passengers with their own needs Each passenger buys a ticket and then lives by their own metrics: hunger, thirst, restroom, fatigue, and mood. If they have nowhere to eat or sit, their mood plummets. That's why the station has cafes, bars, restaurants, and shops — more than sixteen types of establishments in total. Passengers come in all shapes and sizes, including vandals and homeless people. Staff — cleaners, security guards, engineers, and even shoe shiners — maintain order. Shifts and salaries are manually adjusted, and statistics show how each employee performs. Schedule and modes The train station is connected to the city. Buses, trams, and taxis run to it, and their schedules need to be coordinated with the trains to prevent people from getting stuck at the stop. The game features 25 scenarios of varying difficulty with time limits, and in addition to the campaign, there's a survival mode and a free play mode with no restrictions. The only thing it shares with Gas Station Simulator and other gas station simulators is the word "Station." The game weighs less than a gigabyte and will run even on a very old computer, so download it. Train Station Simulator via torrent on any PC. Features of the game Construction of a station using tiles and walls. Evacuation routes and platform layout. Passengers with hunger, thirst and mood. Cafes, restaurants and shops at the station. Staff with shifts and salaries. Schedule of buses, trams and taxis.