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About This Game

Ride a little two-car railcar across a shallow, glassy sea. The track runs just under the water, islands drift past, and small halts stand on the sea, each with a shelter, a bench and a vending machine. There is nowhere you have to be.

A focus timer made of stations

Turn the destination blind to 25 or 50 minutes of focus. The run between halts becomes your focus time and each halt becomes a break: the doors open, you can step out onto the platform, and the train waits for you. Every halt where you rest stamps your ride log.

Things to do on board

• Sit by any window, or at the counter seat facing the sea.
  
• Write today's to-dos in the counter notebook and strike them through as you go. They also show in a small card on screen.
  
• Tune the radio: the sea, piano, or lo-fi.
  
• Fill your mug with warm tea from a halt's vending machine. It steams for twenty minutes.
  
• Look in from outside: from the trackside, following the train, or from the sky.

Weather and time

Morning, midday, sunset and night, or let the sky follow your own clock. Clear days, cloudy days, and rain that beads on the glass while the wipers sweep the cab windows.

Gentle by design

• No goals, no fail states, no rush.
  
• Every on-screen card can be switched off, or hidden all at once with one key.
  
• Korean, English, Japanese and Simplified Chinese, down to the signs and posters in the world.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

AI tools were used during development. The game's 3D models and textures, which are drawn procedurally, were made with AI assistance, and the translations into other languages were drafted with AI. The music and sound recordings are human-made public-domain and CC0 works. Nothing is generated by AI while you play.